The phrase "advisories explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarification or interpretation of advisories, such as warnings or recommendations.
Example: "In the meeting, we will cover the advisories explained in the latest report to ensure everyone understands the implications."
Alternatives: "clarifications of advisories" or "explanations of advisories".
A June 1981 New York Times article states that "Tourists can obtain a free, 30-day visa (necessary for Americans) at border crossings and airports," and an August 1981 State Department travel advisory explains how Americans can obtain visas for visiting Pakistan.
A drawing attached to the advisory explains that when humans walk normally, body weight is split almost evenly over both legs, which the surgeons say increases the risk of losing one's balance and falling on slippery surfaces.
David Wilson of UK analyst & advisory firm elearnity explained in their recent study: 65% of HR leaders in Europe believe future HR success is dependent on Up-skilling HR Teams.
As I explained recently, advisory committees to NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) use a threshold for recommending treatments of between £20,000 and £30,000 per quality adjusted life year (QALY).
Michael Liebreich, chairman of the advisory board for Bloomberg New Energy Finance, explained: "Europe was the first mover in clean energy but is still in a process of restructuring those early support mechanisms.
Five percent of the 42 advisories that addressed multiple contaminants explained the relationship between risks posed and advice in a clear and sufficient manner (see Figure 3B, including scale definition).
As well as the impact it will have on the club, the town is also set to benefit with business advisory firm BDO explaining that trade in other towns and cities has increased as result of promotion to the Championship.
British National Party councillor Mike Coleman said he wanted the purchase to be explained as an independent advisory group suggested a different option.
All three of these mitigation techniques are explained in Microsoft's advisory, and security blogger Brian Krebs has more information on how to properly implement EMET here.
Rick Watts, a disabilities advisory board member from West Hollywood, explained, "It is the only chance they'll get to be acknowledged one last time.
