The phrase "advisories from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notifications or warnings issued by a specific source or authority.
Example: "We received advisories from the weather service regarding the approaching storm."
Alternatives: "notifications from" or "warnings from".
Advisories from the city's Health Department, issued for the neighborhoods around the disaster site, warn against opening windows and doing "unnecessary outdoor strenuous activity".
The National Weather Service issued wind chill warnings and advisories from northern Maine to southeastern New York, advising people to protect against frostbite, which can occur in minutes, by covering exposed skin.
Schools already drill children on what to do if an armed stranger enters the building — the "duck and cover" of this era — and advisories from psychologists suggest that parents should not shy from talking about gun violence with their kids.
And now, advisories from the National Weather Service in Anchorage, AK are warning that sea ice in the favored Hanna Shoal region may be gone within a matter of days.
Her two children are about five years ahead of both of mine, and her notes are like travel advisories from the front lines full of wry advice on how to work and raise two teenagers (her son, Teke, is 17, and her daughter, Amary, is 15).
"You need to be careful, you need to do your research before you go". In addition to consulting the State Department's website, Stewart recommended that tourists cross-reference travel advisories from other nations, such as Britain, Australia and Canada, to see whether assessments mesh and gather more data.
This is the first Enforcement Advisory from CFTC that specifically addresses individual cooperation.
An advisory from the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables, Fla., warned of coastal flooding of up to 10 feet.
In January, the parish received an advisory from the city that the exterior of the building needed to be cleaned.
"If you are in central and western Mindanao, you should leave immediately," states a recent travel advisory from the Australian government to its citizens.
"We also echo the advisory from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and security experts to encourage users to disable Java on their computers," Mr. Lord said in the blog post.
