The phrase "advisedly and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a decision or action was made deliberately and with careful consideration. Example: "I advisedly and carefully chose my words before presenting my proposal to the board of directors."
But Dr Mahathir called it a dilemma advisedly, and it seems that he still sees it as one.
First of all, he did say that he had been quote-unquote "skeptical" — I used that term advisedly — and he said, "But I have been convinced".
Her report focuses on the way Israel is discussed – stop saying the manifestly racist "Zio", use "Zionist" only advisedly, and leave the Nazis out of it.
"We are females of colour playing heavy music," declares Love, who alternately sings (term used advisedly) and raps, with backing squeals from South.
But there is no provision expressly investing either house with power to make investigations and exact testimony, to the end that it may exercise its legislative function advisedly and effectively.
Romulus, having disagreed with his brother advisedly and deliberately on public matters, one would think could not on a sudden have been put into so great a passion; but love and jealousy and the complaints of his wife, which few men can avoid being moved by, seduced Theseus to commit that outrage upon his son.
Misgivinga about the grandeur and if bank relied on promise to maintain a balance of $300.it acted hastily and possibly ill-advisedly and in future if balance is $290.
The Mail, whose evil (I use the word advisedly), cowardly and hypocritical editor, Paul Dacre, pockets vast EU grants on his vast Scottish estate, nonetheless allows barely a syllable in his paper that might reflect well on Europe.
It does not feature Jones's most recent venture into other artists' material, however, in which the massed ranks (and we use the word "rank" advisedly) of Jones and his fellow judges on BBC1's The Voice performed cruel and unusual punishments upon Beautiful Day the other week.
A government of the many would not need an arms race of dueling SuperPACs (I use the term dueling advisedly considering the oil and gas interests' hundreds of millions spent in political ads and $141.4 million shelled out for lobbying compared to climate hawks' $100 million) in 2014 to define the issues -- candidates could do that for themselves.
(I use the terms "hero" and "heroine" advisedly because Self's novel is an epic, but also a love story, and even a kind of fairy tale).
