The phrase "advising her that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when informing someone about a piece of information or guidance that is being communicated to another person.
Example: "He was advising her that the meeting had been rescheduled to next week."
Alternatives: "informing her that" or "notifying her that".
The Telegraph informed Ussher that it would publish a letter today from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes would allow her to avoid paying capital gains tax.
The Telegraph tonight informed Ussher that it would tomorrow be publishing a letter from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes allowed her to avoid capital gains tax.
Ussher contacted Brown yesterday after the Telegraph informed her that it would publish a letter from her accountant advising her that changing the designation of her homes would allow her to avoid paying capital gains tax.
Undermining the possibility that Ms. Stewart's Dec. 27 sale of her ImClone stock was part of a tax strategy, Mr. Schachter displayed several e-mail messages from Mr. Bacanovic to Ms. Stewart, including one advising her that "Monday is your deadline" for any tax-loss selling.
And Mr. Bacanovic, who was Ms. Stewart's longtime broker at Merrill Lynch, apparently took this dictum too much to heart when he made a fateful call to Ms. Stewart on Dec. 27, 2001, advising her that ImClone Systems stock was falling and, according to prosecutors, instructing his assistant, Douglas Faneuil, to tell her that Samuel D. Waksal, another client of his, was selling.
On Monday evening, a government spokeswoman added: "A letter was sent to Mohamed's mother in March advising her that her son's passport had been revoked.
And her mother continued to advise her that 'everything is copy' and 'all writing is theft'.
He advised her that, for a fee, all the necessary papers could be delivered, with all the proper authentic seals.
Ms. Spangler disputed the allegations regarding taxpayer money and said her lawyers advise her that Title IX was not intended to apply outside the United States.
She simply wanted me to fill in for the job — but it was a job, I advised her, that didn't need doing in the first place.
She simply wanted me to fill in for the job but it was a job, I advised her, that didn't need doing in the first place.
