The phrase "advisors encouraged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions or recommendations made by advisors in a particular context, such as education, finance, or personal development.
Example: "The advisors encouraged the students to pursue internships to gain practical experience in their field."
Alternatives: "advisors recommended" or "advisors suggested".
In an era I call B.F.C. Before the Financial Crisis most financial advisors encouraged you to use your birthday as a guidepost and invest about the same percentage as your age in fixed-income instruments and the rest in stocks or equity mutual funds, plus a nip and tuck of about 5% for cash.
Many of our advisors encouraged us to take a generalist approach as we were building our marketplace.
Dan Talbott, one of Chandler's chief political advisors, encouraged supervisors of state workers to take punitive action against employees who made "pessimistic expressions" concerning Chandler's chances in the primary.
To the contrary, most commissioners and their advisors encourage such meetings in all but those proceedings with the most judicial process, the "adjudicatory" cases.
If you have interest in English or Music or Economics or Languages or even another science program, the Genetics and Plant Biology major and its advisors encourage you to pursue the diverse education you desire.
Other advisors encourage postdocs to write but never bother to look at what is written.
His aides Max Kampelman and Bill Connell began to set up an organization and held meetings with Humphrey and his advisors, encouraging him to start a campaign.
The National Trust, of which she was a New Jersey advisor, encouraged the formation of statewide preservation groups to take that role.
Because she had a long history of volunteerism, her freshman advisor encouraged her to participate in research, even though she "originally had little interest".
In order to help her decide, her advisor encouraged her to think about what she may want to do in life.
When I was an undergraduate and had decided I wanted to become an urban elementary principal as a career goal, one advisor encouraged me to transfer: I shouldn't waste my Harvard education on elementary education.
