The phrase "advisedly to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an action is taken with careful consideration or intention.
Example: "He acted advisedly to ensure that all potential risks were mitigated."
Alternatives: "deliberately to" or "intentionally to".
Nobody has attempted – I used the word advisedly – to convey a sense of the whole life of the ship.
Of course, feminism has long championed women's right to a career - I use the expression "right- wing" advisedly, to describe a set of libertarian attitudes that place the value of individual economic activity above familial and societal bonds.
It might even be necessary to "hybridize" PBL to suit the economic and socio-cultural environment of the implementing institution [ 7]. "Hybridize" in this context is used advisedly to mean a Type IV PBL [ 5].
Yet Congress is still seeking, ill-advisedly, to obstruct President Bush's plans to open the border by next year.
The only prominent voice speaking up for Gottwald was Gottwald himself, who emerged on Twitter on Monday afternoon, perhaps ill-advisedly, to dispute Kesha's claims.
Jaffa's peculiar genius — and I use that word advisedly — was to apply Strauss's understanding of political philosophy as the study of high statesmanship to the theory and practice of American politics.
(Grant ill-advisedly decided to present a stoic public face instead of fighting back).
The breakthrough came after Griezmann ill-advisedly tried to play out from the back and was robbed by Monreal.
Redshirted state employees chanted "with Chávez everything, without Chávez nothing".Having ill-advisedly chosen to boycott the parliamentary election in 2005 on the ground that it feared it would not be free or fair, the opposition has had to watch as a rubber-stamp assembly passed laws restricting private business and concentrating ever more power in the executive.
Once Jewell left, the club ill-advisedly began to throw money at a failing situation, and the expensive acquisition of Hopkin, Benito Carbone and Dan Petrescu not only resulted in relegation, but a year later Bradford were in administration with debts of around £13m.
Only it's not a coupling that's being championed: "Just divorced!" reads the scrawl on the rear window, and Jennifer is ill-advisedly struggling to both drive and take a Snapchat of it.
