The phrase "and will be advised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone will receive information or guidance in the future.
Example: "The committee will review the proposal, and will be advised on the next steps during the meeting."
Alternatives: "and will be informed" or "and will receive guidance".
A former governor of Riyadh, he is thought to be similarly minded to Abdullah, albeit a little more conservative, and will be advised by the same people.But challenges abound.
The commission includes 10 district attorneys, among them Robert T. Johnson of the Bronx, and will be advised by Raymond W. Kelly, the New York City police commissioner, and Robert M. Morgenthau, the former Manhattan district attorney.
The company has said that customers may be offered free, independent debt advice and will be advised to focus on their most important debt, the mortgage, instead of Sky subscriptions, going out or the latest mobile technology.
It's founded by Serguei Beloussov, chairman of Parallels and Acronis and will be advised by Alexander Galitsky of Almaz Capital Partners.
Ross County on Twitter: "The venue, date of match and admission prices are still to be agreed and will be advised in due course #UtilitaFootball" I wonder which game my bosses will decide to screen live at the end of January?
However, the companies that provide the service were sharply criticized for performance and will be advised of the complaints by City Manager John Pietig during contract negotiations.
"It is for this reason we are carefully considering the judgment and will be advising our client as to any potential appeal".
I was ever so slightly heartened to discover that Quinn's Bar, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone has racked up a total of 70 penalty points since 2012 and will be advising underage family members to make the trip over for a pint or two.
Compliance with treatment up to the first follow-up appointment at 6 weeks is important and participants and carers will be advised of the importance of continued treatment during this early time period.
Following consent, they will have their risk factors assessed and entered into a database, and they will be advised to make lifestyle changes (if applicable) with the help of available community resources and educational pamphlets.
