The phrase "advisedly made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was done with careful consideration or intention.
Example: "The decision to proceed with the project was advisedly made after thorough discussions among the team."
Alternatives: "deliberately made" or "intentionally made".
But it's their own "songs" (term used advisedly) that have made them the darlings of the electronic underground, via free downloads on music blogs.
At the same time, as Amis has increasingly seemed to run aground as a fiction writer, he has made a habit of wading, often ill-advisedly, into political debates.
Rocky Balboa (102 mins, 12A) Directed by Sylvester Stallone; starring Sylvester Stallone, Burt Young, Geraldine Hughes, Milo Ventimiglia In Rocky Balboa Sylvester Stallone ill-advisedly revives the Italian-American heavyweight boxer from the wrong side of the tracks in Philadelphia, a role that made him an overnight star 30 years ago and which he's now played six times.
Ever since the FT's economics editor made a botched attempt at a statistical takedown of Thomas Piketty (in a piece which the Pink Unn ill-advisedly put on its front page, as if it was news), his paper has continued to heap humiliation on his head.
Phil Harrison With the Beeb currently, and in some cases ill‑advisedly, reworking classic sitcoms, here's a tie-in quiz show hosted by Ben Miller in which celebrity funny folk test their knowledge of the genre that made them famous.
The cast, perhaps a little ill-advisedly, threw in a few songs: Oasis's Wonderwall and Survivor's Eye of the Tiger (a poor pun relating to the stuffed rug) made an appearance.
The two far-right coalition partners, the National Union and the National Religious Party, said they were staying in the government even though they opposed the road map vehemently, because to leave would open the way for the Labour Party to join.The arguments that he made and the language that he used are the stock-in-trade of the peace camp, and Mr Sharon plainly was using them advisedly.
"I use that phrase advisedly, because it seems appropriate to young people bereft of the discipline that might make them employable; of the conscience that distinguishes between right and wrong… Their behaviour on the streets resembled that of the polar bear which attacked a Norwegian tourist camp last week.
"Save the exceptional, stoical, philosophic heroes, and I use that term advisedly, and I do include myself, who gazed deeply enough into the pool to make out…".
When Martin ill-advisedly confides his forbidden love to his longtime best friend Ross Matt Kirkwoodd), the disgusted Ross soon lets the cat -- make that goat -- out of the bag, with explosive consequences.
