The phrase "advised to suspend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being recommended or instructed to temporarily halt an action or process.
Example: "The committee advised to suspend the project until further notice due to budget constraints."
Alternatives: "recommended to pause" or "instructed to halt".
The IPCC launched an investigation and, according to Mountstevens, advised her to suspend Gargan "to protect the integrity of the investigation".
British Athletics's chairman, Ed Warner, also advised Farah to suspend his relationship, while shortly afterwards Usada began an investigation into the Oregon Project.
The companies said in a news release that they have suspended supplying and marketing the drug and advised doctors to suspend prescribing the medication.
Tory chief whip Sir George Young is said to have passed on a Downing Street request for the Speaker to advise MPs to suspend their custom and not make "interventions" during other MPs' speeches, thereby minimising the risk the session would descend into partisan argument.
A number of bus companies suspended services with passengers advised to check their websites.
A New York Times editorial this morning advised the President to suspend the $1.3bn of aid America gives to Egypt's military each year.
Rivers overflowed, public transportation was suspended, and more than 520,000 people were advised to evacuate their homes.
If they're quiet, teachers are advised to continue on with the lesson, then make sure they are suspended or removed from school after.
The couple have been advised to "restrain their cat at all times" or provide an alternative "safe" post box, or deliveries would be suspended.
It is still possible some viewing areas may have to be suspended if the shell is deemed to pose a hazard, but event organisers said they have not been advised to do this as yet.
