The phrase "advised why" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in its usage and lacks context to determine when it could be appropriately used.
Example: "The manager advised why the project was delayed."
Alternatives: "explained the reason" or "informed about the cause".
Finally, she said, Ms. Hatz advised, " 'Why don't you write one?"' "I wanted more complex characters," she said.
"We agreed to credit a full refund as a gesture of goodwill and, at the same time, he was fully advised why he had incurred the charges and ways to monitor his data usage to avoid this in the future.
Careers advisors quite often have relationships with law firms, and they may be able to advise why they feel you're being rejected.
Unsuccessful referrals receive a postcard advising why the referral failed in order to remind referrers if trial criteria have not been fulfilled.
But the Salomon name has now gone the way of some of the businesses it once advised.Why now?
He advised me, "Why don't you just get out of this place?
What do you advise and why? —Michael Hydak, Austin, Tex. A. The number of people collecting Social Security at age 62 has steadily declined over the last 20 years as more people work to older ages, according to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
Mr Prodi would be well advised to ponder why Napoleon failed.
Local newspaper, Enid News & Eagle, obtained a copy of Garfield County Deputy Aaron Moore's report, in which the deputy wrote: "I advised the group why I was there, and that although I know it was a joke that they save them and myself anymore headaches to not burn anymore crosses".
Academic centers pursuing this sort of drug development "would be well advised to consider why companies aren't doing it," says Carl Peck, director of the Center for Drug Development Science at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Maybe those managers were dying to ask, over a nice pâté, why he advised Arnold Schwarzenegger's gubernatorial campaign in California.
