The phrase "advised to remove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to take something away or eliminate it.
Example: "The technician advised to remove the old software before installing the new version."
Alternatives: "recommended to eliminate" or "suggested to take out".
The university's president was advised to remove Conrad from the cast and did.
Faculty staff at Oberlin College, a liberal arts college in Ohio, were advised to remove "triggering" material if it didn't contribute to course goals.
In another feature, he was advised to remove a reference to "eating lamb," because it might be interpreted as a reference to Uighur unrest in Xinjiang Province.
Earlier Prius models were involved in the recalls, in which buyers were advised to remove floor mats so they would not block accelerator pedals.
But the BBC understands that passengers flying to the US will be advised to remove relevant chargers from their hold luggage at check-in, so that they can top up carried-on gadgets if necessary.
The bumpier stages of the line can induce a mild seasickness – in the early days of the Lunatic Express, passengers were advised to remove their false teeth before travelling.
I always advise to remove a hot pan from the flame when adding any kind of alcohol just to be careful.
Do not remove your card until the eftpos screen advises to remove it.
There are many such occurrences of the "biology does X or Y" phrasing, which the authors would be well-advised to remove.
He is advised to explore removing Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism, recognising that the country while still politically repressive and allied to some bad regimes has sought to become more constructive and responsible regionally (serving a useful role in Colombian peace talks, for instance).
Users wanting to replicate this methodology would be advised to identify and remove e-petitions which are 'greedy', where few WPCs consume a large proportion of the signatories.
