The phrase "are being advised that if" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal communication to inform someone about a condition or situation that requires their attention or action.
Example: "You are being advised that if you do not submit your report by the deadline, you may face penalties."
Alternatives: "are informed that if" or "are notified that if".
In the meantime they are being advised that the dryers are safe to use if supervised at all times, and if the lint filters are cleaned after each cycle, but this has been contested by experts.
Be advised that insurance is unlikely to cover you if you crash your car while tracking it.
And though wines are offered by the glass, you are advised that if there's something from the extensive bottle list you'd like to sample, you may.
Likely candidates include the 'time loss rule', under which when the wrongly imprisoned apply for an appeal they are advised that if their appeal is ultimately unsuccessful it could result in substantial increases to their sentence.
"Mr. Butt has been advised that if a satisfactory response is not received, legal proceedings will be commenced," the board said in a statement.
He was advised that if he chose the side entrance he would be filmed and photographed.
Young men were advised that "if you want to win Jean Marie, you better get a uniform".
Furthermore, patients trained to self-administer these agents should be advised that if they are experiencing facial, neck, and/or throat swelling, they should go to the closest emergency department for observation after taking their HAE medication.
In a message sent by Jinn to its fleet of drivers (and seen by TechCrunch) they are advised that if they are owed any money, they will be contacted by the administrator in the coming days who will "deal with your situation on a case by case basis".
9 Participants were advised that if the swab was not sent the day it was obtained, it should be stored in the refrigerator.
