The phrase "advised to those" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a recommendation or suggestion directed at a specific group, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Those advised to follow the guidelines will benefit from the program."
Alternatives: "recommended for those" or "suggested to those".
If Saddam Hussein orders such measures, his generals would be well advised to refuse those orders.
"These were utility stocks, mortgage bond funds, and I was advised to sell those first to cover my margin calls".
Earlier this year, the state sent names of 2,700 possible noncitizens to county election supervisors, who were advised to write those people, asking them to offer proof of citizenship or risk being dropped from the rolls.
In this second round they are allowed to cast votes in categories outside their branch, but they are advised to avoid those where they lack expertise.Some people think there are problems with this process.
There are parts of each of these cities where the murder rate is nearly as high as Ciudad Juárez, and university students would be well advised to avoid those areas.
(Cathleen), "I was advised to take those [I-caps] and that's supposed to help it to not get any worse".
When the sirens sound in Switzerland, you are advised to inform those who may not be able to hear it (e.g. the deaf) and then listen to the National Radio Services (RSR, DRS and/or RTSI).
Reconsultations with new/unresolved symptoms or complications were documented in 12% of those advised to take paracetamol, 20% of those advised to take ibuprofen (adjusted risk ratio 1.67, 1.12 to 2.38), and 17% of those advised to take the combination (1.49, 0.98 to 2.18).
Fashion followers would be advised to throw out those wedge shoes, city shorts and that Roland Mouret 'galaxy dress'; this winter oversized patent handbags, tunics and cocoon-shaped coats will dominate.
