The phrase "advised to surrender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to give up or yield, often in legal or military situations.
Example: "The suspect was advised to surrender peacefully to avoid further escalation."
Alternatives: "recommended to capitulate" or "urged to yield."
We are concerned that this article may lead to reactionary responses like in the early days of the AIDS epidemic when people with H.I.V. were advised to surrender their pets and sacrifice the emotional and physical benefits they offered.
The largest single payment awarded was £16,000, £1,000 higher than last year's largest, to an investor who was inappropriately advised to surrender a number of endowment policies just before maturity to fund a personal pension.
Hunzvi claimed the Pascalls' land in the name of the Zimbabwean people, and advised Pascall to surrender if he didn't want worse things to happen to him.
Those who are not prepared to surrender themselves without resistance to a 2,000 year old tradition of thought to the dominance of Science Fiction would be well advised to take the challenge it poses seriously.
The LAPD has revised their procedures, advising officers never to surrender their weapons.
By 22 December the Germans felt that their position around Bastogne was strong enough to send in an emissary with a note advising the Americans to surrender the city, or they would be attacked in the afternoon.
"Watch the new James Bond movies," she advised, surrendering to the frivolity surrounding the busted spy ring.
Recently, the Inspector General of Police of Uganda directed all traditional healers in the country to surrender their licenses for fresh registration, advising them to have one president of their association as opposed to the many at present (16).
Contrary to popular myth, there is no documentary evidence that his military commanders advised him the bomb was unnecessary for Japan was about to surrender.
Ms. Morrison advised her that she, too, sometimes wanted control of a project beginning to end but had learned to surrender it to benefit from another perspective.
"Somebody wants to surrender".
