The phrase "advised visiting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to suggest that someone recommended visiting a place or person, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The doctor advised visiting a specialist for further evaluation."
Alternatives: "recommended visiting" or "suggested visiting".
Hardwick advises visiting your university's website to see what help is available locally.
It is a real place with a fantastic landscape, and great beaches, but I would not advise visiting without an expert guide.
— Jeff Gordinier Food Politics Marion Nestlee strongly advises visiting the "Transforming the American Table" exhibition at the Smithsonian in Washington for insights on the industrialization of the food supply, as well as the "Our Global Kitchen" show at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan for its multinational perspective.
What to Say: To prepare for interviews, Dr. Pisano advises visiting the school's Web site and being ready to comment on current issues in medicine like stem cell research and therapeutic cloning.
If you don't know where to turn for help, I advise visiting the website www.menstoppingviolence.org, an important organization, based in Atlanta, that can give you a starting point and some suggestions.
And to signal that Fango is not your mother's, or father's, skin care regimen, the ads all end by advising, "Visit Borghese.com to see which Fango is right for you".
Unique components to this program include career advising, visits to local Bay Area companies, and sessions with hiring managers.
However, a plausible explanation is that all participants in whom hypertension was diagnosed during the baseline visit were advised to visit their general practitioner for blood pressure surveillance and treatment if indicated.
Journalists were advised against visiting Granai.
Military personnel had been advised against visiting the Kenyan capital's high-profile shopping malls, in case they were targeted by terrorists.
