The phrase "advisedly by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that an action was intentionally taken after careful thought and consideration. Example: I decided, advisedly by my lawyer, to plead not guilty in court.
But with her husband Peter facing indictment, will she end up back where she started out – standing ill-advisedly by her man?
But we see the survival of primitive religion, and as I say, in every society; so in the case of Israel, its history was very much disturbed and continues to be disturbed--and I'm using the word advisedly--by people who harken back to the Old Testament, which is not a great book to harken back to.
BURIED (and I use the word advisedly) in the middle of a new recording by the Twelve Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic is an oddity called "The Flower Is a Key," also known as "A Rap for Mozart," featuring the orchestra's new music director, Simon Rattle, as "rapper".
I say this advisedly: Britain is defined by its tabloid newspapers.
I use the word "deathless" advisedly, though.
Now, I use quotation marks advisedly, because the food at said store is not healthy.
Nobody has attempted – I used the word advisedly – to convey a sense of the whole life of the ship.
What a debut – and we use the term advisedly because there is nothing tentative about Something About You.
I use the word "dreamed" advisedly, because Brave New World - gulped down whole - achieves an effect not unlike a controlled hallucination.
I use the term comedy advisedly, since the mood of this cautiously surreal, absurdist movie is predominantly glum.
(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).
