The phrase "advised via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the method or medium through which advice or information is communicated.
Example: "The committee was advised via email about the changes to the schedule."
Alternatives: "informed through" or "notified via".
Are patients happy to undertake clinical activity agreed to in their shared management plan and advised via Florence messaging, but do not wish to provide feedback?
The parents were advised, via the study protocol, as to what dietary components of were to be described as "liquids" or "solids" and were asked to estimate amount of food and beverages their child actually received as precisely as possible.
Sarah Blackford also moved from research into careers advising, via a spell in publishing.
Mike secretly asks another passenger, a friend named Walt Jonathan Bankss), to get off the train and call the police; at the 125th Street stop, Joanna advises Mike (via a cell phone that he has borrowed) to look out the train window — he sees Walt being killed.
In the meantime, the company has advised owners via email that they should not use the third row seat until it is replaced.
Women positive on visual inspection with acetic acid (VIA) were advised colposcopy, directed biopsies and cryotherapy if they had colposcopic impression of CIN in one visit by nurses in field clinics supervised by a doctor.
Trump advised President Obama, via Twitter, "Do not attack Syria.
Passengers travelling between Liverpool Lime Street and Crewe towards London Euston have been advised to travel via Chester or Manchester Piccadilly, while those heading to the capital from Runcorn have been told to take a replacement bus service to Crewe.
Lisa Bloom, a lawyer who advised Weinstein, claimed via the New York Times that many of the allegations were "patently false".
BOINC even has a volunteer help desk where experienced users can advise newcomers via Skype, a free internet-telephony service.As well as collaboration, there is also a strong element of competition among computing volunteers.
