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The phrase "advises us to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to indicate that someone has given advice. For example, "The doctor advises us to get plenty of rest."
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Our other hallowed usage guide, The Times's stylebook, advises us to lowercase "bible" when used in this figurative sense.
Instead, she advises us to "edit" our emotions.
Kyla advises us to make plenty of noise.
A lady in Woodbury, Connecticut advises us to lay off the stuff.
He reminds us that the Tories are Thatcher's children and advises us to: "Be afraid.
It advises us to save for our old age by investing in volatile stock markets.
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Such a notion permits Thomas to advise us to seek naturally what is useful to us.
These clinicians indicated that the benefits of patient-specific variant classification change alerts significantly outweighed the need to use a separate genetic health record system, and they advised us to work to deploy the alerting functionality as quickly as possible.
Morris Markey, writing in 1930, advised us to be "resigned".
Ascetic readers would advise us to pare down, to lead simple, joyful, stuff-free lives.
A good game theorist would not advise us to lightly set aside our sense of fairness.
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