The phrase "advises moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting or recommending a course of action, typically in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The report advises moving the deadline to ensure all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "recommends relocating" or "suggests shifting".
Ms. Lieberthal advises moving the furniture and cultural artifacts out of the child's room, but not out of the house.
Republican governors are sharply divided on the merits of the stimulus package: one group advises moving to the center to attract independent voters; the other advocates a return to the ideology of low taxes and no new government spending "to regain the trust of conservative voters".
"Sector rotation is not market timing," Stovall stresses, and he advises moving into defensive sectors like health care and consumer staples in the summer, when they typically outperform the broader market, and shifting back toward more cyclical stocks for the winter and spring.
She tells him to shut up and advises moving the Madonna-Britney kiss painting to his bedroom.
The spot advised, "Moving is the best medicine".
To avoid the busiest times, experts advise moving after Labor Day and before Memorial Day, and avoiding Fridays.
Experts advise moving the floss, held in a C shape, away from the gum in an up-and-down motion.
Unbeknown to Disney, a doctor had advised moving Virginia to a warmer, drier climate because of health problems that included pneumonia.
"You go, go, go! P.M.A. is the ticket: Positive Mental Attitude," he advised, moving on down the canyon of casinos in the neon blush of Tropicana Avenue.
Pacific Community Ventures advised Moving Solutions to reduce expenses by renegotiating its lease and finding lower prices on staples like boxes, fuel and uniforms.
There are a lot of great starting points in the PDF — though I would advise moving away from the "Pamphlet Approach" ASAP.
