The phrase "advised to note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should pay attention to or remember specific information.
Example: "All employees are advised to note the changes in the policy regarding remote work."
Alternatives: "recommended to observe" or "cautioned to remember".
We decided that the cognoscenti would be well advised to note that the latest "movement," the hot new trend, is Ho Ki Po Ki.
Knee-jerk adherents to the anti-globalism campaign would be well advised to note the benefits that farmers worldwide reap from connection to international markets.
Combined with variation in how soil P source changes translate to resulting P delivery to water bodies, water policy regulators are advised to note this inherent uncertainty from P source to receptor with regard to expectations of Water Framework Directive water quality targets and deadlines.
Sonically, it is halting and tinkling, but we are advised to note that the composition is different with each deployment.
During this time, participants in the study were advised to note their answer choices in the question booklet to allow for changes later.
They were advised to note down the likely causes for patterns that were out of range and to suggest possible solutions in terms of changes to diet, activity, and insulin dose.
Auction houses would be well advised to take note.
But Ms. Barland said: "We never heard the words Jackson Steel until November, when we were advised to send a note about the site to the families, and we never heard the word Superfund until December.
In such circumstances the treating physiotherapists were advised to make specific note and highlight this on the front of the patient's card.
Journalists are sometimes advised to destroy their notes every few months so that they can't be used in a lawsuit.
In addition, patients who temporarily stop treatment, move on to another clinic or, as noted, are advised to end treatment should not be considered as non-compliers.
