The phrase "advised to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should change or substitute something for a better option or alternative.
Example: "After reviewing the report, the team was advised to replace the outdated software with a more efficient system."
Alternatives: "recommended to substitute" or "suggested to change".
As a consequence we strongly advise to replace asymptotic approximations by these new exact ones whenever it is possible.
But when Hakkens contacted the manufacturer to get a replacement motor, he was advised to just replace the whole camera.
An NXP spokesman said HT2 chips first introduced in 1998 have been gradually replaced by automakers since 2006 and that the chipmaker has advised them to replace HT2 chips in new cars since security weaknesses were reported in 2009 and 2012.
Last August, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the agency in charge of such recalls, advised consumers to replace the 235/75R15's, and a tire similar to the second model, the 255/70R15's.
WHEN a friend who is a plumber advised Donald and Mary Weiss to replace the 46-year-old heating system in their Farmingdale home, they immediately worried about where they would get the money.
The "experts" who so confidently advised us to replace saturated fats, such as butter, with polyunsaturated spreads, people who presumably practise what they preach, have suddenly come over all uncertain and seem to be struggling through a mental fog to reformulate their script.
PARIS — Airbus is advising airlines to replace, as a precaution, the type of air speed sensor that malfunctioned on an Air France plane that crash last month, the company confirmed Friday.
Many women with POF are advised to undergo long-term hormone replace therapy (HRT), which helps to relieve the symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome that can have significant impact on the woman's quality of life.
