The phrase "advisory came" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an advisory notice or communication that has been received, but as it stands, it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The advisory came just in time to inform us of the upcoming changes in policy."
Alternatives: "notification arrived" or "advisory notice was received".
The C.D.C. advisory came after several days of consultation with outside experts.
The advisory came in a formal bureau assessment that typically goes to senior officials at the State Department.
That advisory came from an excellent jumping-off point for travelers wishing to investigate possible trouble spots: the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs Web site, www.travel.state.gov.gov
The advisory came as Xi Jinping has embarked on an extensive anticorruption campaign in the six years since he became China's leader as the general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party.
The advisory came as the police and federal authorities in New York City were searching for 19 men who entered the country illegally a week ago, amid concern that, because most are from Pakistan and Persian Gulf states, they might possibly be part of a terrorist plot.
The last Surgeon General public health advisory came 13 years ago, to warn pregnant women of the dangers of drinking.
The advisory comes after Samsung, the maker of the smartphone, discovered a battery cell flaw that could cause fires.
The new advisory comes a week after the department warned of the possibility of hijacking attempts by Al Qaeda based largely on recent interrogations of a captured Qaeda terrorist.
And a third region, the anterior cingulate cortex (an evolutionarily ancient strip lying at the base of the inner surface of each cerebral hemisphere), registers a conflict between an urge coming from one part of the brain and an advisory coming from another.
A federal advisory committee came down in favor — three years ago.
A significant chunk of the four firms' British audit and advisory fees came from FTSE100 and FTSE250 companies, most of which are multinationals with exposure to European markets.
