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Free sign upThe phrase "advises of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression would be "advises on" or "informs of."
Example: "The report advises on the best practices for energy conservation."
Alternatives: "informs about" or "counsels regarding."
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One tour advises, of the area's most sought-after neighbourhoods: "Please tread carefully and keep away from the shadows… for you are about to enter the abyss".
Tolerated in many European countries, the use of radar-detection services like Coyote's, which also monitors a driver's speed against posted limits and advises of traffic jams, was applauded last year by the French government as a useful driver education tool, which helped legitimize the service.
In the control group, the student hand rubbed under visual supervision and advises of a trainer.
A notice on the DVLA's website advises of disruption and a reduced service will operate from noon, with possible longer waiting times for people trying to contact the agency by phone.
With 3,000-4,000 Saudi fighters in the Islamic State today, he advises of the need to "look inward to explain ISIS' rise".
An Education Department Dear Colleague letter is issued to every school in the country accepting federal funding and advises of current laws and regulations they must abide by.
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It asked that the court be advised of the withdrawal.
We were advised of one case by barristers yesterday morning.
None of the six were advised of their consular rights.
Reporters were advised of the breakthrough early on Sunday.
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