The phrase "advisories did" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing actions taken by advisories, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The advisories did not provide sufficient information for the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "advisories acted" or "advisories performed".
But in Flint, which was already uneasy about this expensive and strange-tasting water, the advisories did not seem ordinary at all.
Many public officials and businesspeople in affected countries, appalled by the damage the W.H.O.'s travel advisories did to trade and tourism, have suggested that fears about SARS were overblown.
An analysis by researchers at Telefonica of data at the time of Mexico's swine flu epidemic in 2009 showed that official shutdowns stopped people from traveling but medical advisories did little.If the data are so helpful, why are they not used?
Even calculations assuming a period of 5-year compliance with fish advisories did not predict prenatal and postnatal exposure declines that fell below interindividual POP exposure differences observed in biomonitoring studies.
In all but 7 of the 29 cases where advisories did contain advice integrated across contaminants (e.g., advice for a particular water body was based on risks from both mercury and PCBs together), no explanation was given regarding how the integrated advice was developed.
The advisories do not have the force of law.
Spend some time searching its database and you'll see why I am hereby issuing the following holiday advisories: Do not go shopping.
Pilots sometimes advise controllers that they are running low on fuel, but such advisories do not obligate controllers to find a way for the plane to land immediately.
The advisories do not rise to the level of warnings against travel but note that criminals target visitors for sexual assault, kidnapping and robbery.
The advisories do not recommend masks or gloves when walking around cities in Asia, either, although millions of residents in Hong Kong and elsewhere are wearing masks as a matter of course.
Many of the heat advisories don't expire until next week.
