The phrase "advises a new" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending something to someone who is new to a situation or context.
Example: "The mentor advises a new employee on how to navigate the company's policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "recommends to a newcomer" or "counsels a novice".
Later, Molly advises a new black intern to tone down her loud behaviour.
He advises a new alliance of Monterrey corporations known as Red Sumarse, which plans to strengthen nongovernmental organizations working on community development.
"Wear nice pants," advises a new, trying-to-be-ironic police booklet for young binge-drinking ladies, and, "that way we don't mind when your skirt rides up".
Mr. Kakar pointed to the section called "Winning a Virgin's Trust," which advises a new husband to be gentle and cautious with his bride.
So there I was, a Brit, advising a New Yorker to take New York action in Britain or anywhere in the world when necessary.
In the autumn of 2009 Applegarth became a senior adviser to the American private equity firm Apollo Management, advising a new arm, the European Principal Fund, on the buying-up of distressed debt – perhaps a field of expertise.
In the typical organization, nearly two-thirds of managers would advise a new colleague to play it safe.
Still, these documentaries have a worthy and serious intent, advising a new generation that the bombing of Pearl Harbor wasn't simply a bunch of cool special effects.
Mindy Bailin Citera, the author of "Around New York City With Kids" (Random House, 2001), taught the class and asked the students to imagine advising a new child in town where to go to have fun.
Book blogs such as emergingwriters.typepad.com, maudnewton.com and syntaxofthings.typepad.com now have such power and influence that a publisher's editor in Manhattan is likely to advise a new novelist not that they will be reviewed in the New York Times but that they will be covered on curledup.com.
Cameron addressed MPs on the government's response to the referendum, announcing the establishment of a dedicated civil service unit to advise a new government on how best to negotiate departure, while warning that there could be tricky economic and political times ahead.
