The phrase "advised to turn to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone should seek help or guidance from a particular source or person.
Example: "After struggling with the project, she was advised to turn to her mentor for assistance."
Alternatives: "recommended to consult" or "urged to seek help from".
Now, decades later, women are perplexingly being advised to turn inward to solve external problems.
In place of lasers, the second night promised strobe lighting, but that warning might have been couched in even stronger language; anyone of a nervous disposition ought really to have been advised to turn heels and run to the Adelaide Hills.
Lord Mandelson said of Saatchi: "The Tory high command would be better advised to turn their hand to new policy rather than bring in another ad agency to help them with their new posters".
Users have been advised to turn the screen brightness down, switch to airplane mode and turn off Wi-Fi to save the battery during the day, as well as shutting down apps running in the background However, the new battery itself will not have a prolonged lifespan.
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.
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.
When the play proper begins, we are advised to "turn off all electronic devices as they interfere with treatment," which sounds ominous enough to send the more faint-hearted scampering back to Wittenberg.
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.
