The phrase "advised to turn" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving recommendations or instructions, often in contexts such as navigation or decision-making.
Example: "The driver was advised to turn left at the next intersection to avoid traffic."
Alternatives: "recommended to turn" or "instructed to turn".
People driving toward Marlow were advised to turn around.
Now, decades later, women are perplexingly being advised to turn inward to solve external problems.
But it was as Crisp - a role that, such were the attitudes of the time, he was advised to turn down - that Hurt became a household name.
Early birds who want to see the elephants help raise the circus tent in time-honored fashion are advised to turn up between 8 a.m. and 9 30.
When I was at Rada, I was offered several film contracts, and I was advised to turn them all down because I'd been trained to work in theatre.
I was advised to turn the material into a series of interconnected essays about my own, varyingly Dostoyevskian experiences getting a Ph.D. in Russian literature at Stanford.
Once this book landed in my hands, I had set up an immune system for failure but was seeking for advise to turn this into something productive.
Further alienated by events such as Watergate and the protracted Vietnam War, activists who began the 1960s passionately advocating for legislative and judicial justice were by the 1970s were advising to "turn on, tune in and drop out," disillusioned by the apparently inherent corruption of formal politics.
Anyone who suspects that they may be suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning has been advised to immediately turn off all appliances, go outside and seek medical attention.
Even so, if England were to send him out alongside Moeen Ali, then fans would be well-advised to turn up on time while the No3 might wait his turn with gloves and helmet at the ready.
We furthermore advise to work with turned-off view of large background networks (using the built-in Cytoscape function 'destroy view').
