The phrase "and advised to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that someone has received guidance or recommendations for making enhancements or bettering a situation.
Example: "After the evaluation, the team was informed of their weaknesses and advised to improve their communication skills."
Alternatives: "and recommended to enhance" or "and suggested to develop".
When they successfully gain access to a device, the owner will be contacted and advised to improve security measures.
Patients are put on drugs and advised to improve their lifestyles, but many find it hard to lose weight and keep it off.
The Medical Store Department (MSD), the central government supplier of medical equipment, drugs and consumables, was also contacted through a series of meetings and advised to improve the ordering and supply mechanisms to enhance quality and availability of essential supplies.
Prospective home buyers are frequently advised to improve their credit scores before applying for a mortgage.
Ma advised to improve the robustness by truncating the sensitive higher-order eigenbeams, i.e., the higher-order truncation (HOT) method [11].
2. Patients without risk factors for cardiovascular disorders should be advised to improve lifestyle first.
In fact, more strenuous forms of arm exercises have been advised to improve upper limb strength [ 9- 12].
Use of quality guidelines such as STRICTA and CONSORT is advised to improve the reporting of studies, especially details of interventions, to provide replicability as well as to inform practice [ 11].
As advised to improve any style of writing, sit with your feet on the floor and your back straight (but not uncomfortably rigid).
Lifestyle changes, such as giving up smoking, cutting back on drinking alcohol and managing stress, are also advised to help improve the problem.
His lawyers advised him to improve his case by marrying; so he and Mary, who was pregnant again, married on 30 December 1816 at St Mildred's Church, Bread Street, London.
