The phrase "are advised in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving recommendations or suggestions in a formal context, often followed by a specific action or guideline.
Example: "Students are advised in a timely manner to submit their applications before the deadline."
Alternatives: "are recommended to" or "should be informed to".
Readers are advised in an introduction page by FIPP CEO Chris Llewellyn to download the application to make the icons "come alive".
"We were advised in a voice mail message that the moves the players made were not acceptable," Donald Fehr said a few minutes later after reconvening the news conference, "and that something, everything — that's not clear — was off the table".
The government monopoly Eskom, the world's fourth-largest power utility, was advised in a 1998 report that it would run short of power in 2007, but planning and financing problems — not all within the utility's control — stalled upgrades.
A demonstration video containing fragments of the conducted experiment can be advised in a supplementary file attached to this article.
Resection is advised in a symptomatic patient after reaching skeletal maturity, because of the risk of regrowth if performed too early.
Expectant management has only been advised in a selective group of patients, i.e., asymptomatic patients with relatively low (<2,000 IU/l) and diminishing serum beta-hCG levels [4, 5, 7, 8].
Although these procedures can be used as a salvage to treat the remaining deformity after resection of the exostosis, most procedures would not be advised in a young patient and would need a certain amount of 'normal' anatomy (i.e. congruent joint with intact stability to start with).
Voluntary evacuations were advised in a wider area to the north and south of the golf course.
If, as I was advised in a letter from an authoritative expert last January, Copenhagen makes 2009 "the most important year in human history," then we are entering its most crucial week.
