The phrase "advised to let" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should allow or permit something based on advice given.
Example: "After consulting with the experts, I was advised to let the situation unfold naturally."
Alternatives: "recommended to allow" or "suggested to permit".
"We have also been advised to let local police know about our movements.
Her competitors would, as always, be well advised to let their eyes linger when they look back.
Language mavens who peruse this space were long ago advised to let a simile be their umbrella.
Cameron would be well advised to let the big society go – despite his best attempts to explain it, it just doesn't chime with the times we are in.
"This is in many ways a dirty book," it said, "and those of my readers with tender stomachs are advised to let it alone".
His hair was cut short, and I wondered if he was a skinhead who had been advised to let his hair grow.
However, she was advised to just let it go.
It is also advised to first let the oligonucleotide react with reducing agents such as dithio threitol [12, 26, 29, 31] or tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphine (tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphiney disulphide linkages and ensure full reacTCEPty.
In the event that subjects did not immediately offer reasons for missed or off-time doses, clinicians were advised to say: "Let's talk more about any problems that you had last month".
DiCarmine advised Davis to let Pierce go, but other advisers said unanimously that the firm couldn't afford to lose Pierce while its finances were still so fragile.
But in the case of small-scale marijuana use, federal authorities have been advised to back off, letting local jurisdictions handle the issue through regulation, according to a recent Justice Department memo.
