The phrase "advises leaving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending that someone should depart or exit a situation.
Example: "The consultant advises leaving the meeting if it becomes unproductive."
Alternatives: "recommends departing" or "suggests exiting".
Hutchison advises leaving facilities in multiple locations so your cat can use the one that suits its mood or temperament.
He advises leaving the metals where they settle, and counting on next spring's mountain snowmelt to dilute them more and flush them downstream.
His job description provides no direct operating authority, and AOL executives emphasize that even at the business he used to run Mr. Case now only advises, leaving final operating decisions to Mr. Miller and Mr. Logan.
Tuesca advises leaving a few dollars per night, depending on the size of the room and how much work is involved in cleaning it.
For return trips, Google's report advises leaving Friday or Sunday morning, since most people don't hit the road until the afternoon.
And a friendly reminder, while animals like these bears are totally adorable, the National Park Service advises leaving creatures you encounter in the wild alone as they can be unpredictable.
(Note that while many guidebooks advise leaving excess luggage in lockers at the La Spezia station, storage is no longer available).
"They are going to have to refer them to the supreme court, or more likely advise leaving the state altogether, and seek assistance elsewhere," he said.
Perhaps it was my technique, but if you try this one, I'd advise leaving it at room temperature, just in case.
At the end of the conversation, we advise leaving your child curious and excited about the process but scared enough to avoid becoming immediately politically active.
Most drivers agreed that it was a good way to make money on the side, but wouldn't advise leaving your job in order to work for them full-time.
