The phrase "as admonished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is acting in accordance with a warning or advice previously given.
Example: "The team proceeded with the project as admonished by their supervisor to ensure all safety protocols were followed."
Alternatives: "as advised" or "as instructed".
The White Horse Prophecy has been characterized as "effectively plac[ing] believers on perpetual Red Alert for the Constitution's possible demise" and as admonishing Mormons to "come to the rescue and restore the true Constitution by any means necessary".
But he never lost his faith that Peabody himself was as spotlessly pure and godly as he admonished his boys to be; and the figure of Peabody, the true New England Puritan, the man of sincere and enduring moral conviction, haunts his novels.
He said on Monday that those reunifications need to happen as quickly as possible, admonishing Trump administration officials who pushed for a lengthy screening process for parents that he said could lead to families being separated for months.
As he admonished me, the fish turned obligingly, opened its mouth, wide and white, and engulfed my fly.
But a legend persisted that he had wearied of the finger getting caught in his players' face masks as he admonished them and had told doctors, "Just cut it off".
Near a school, a mob of people grew upset about the images, and an angry woman in a black blouse and sunglasses waved her finger as she admonished the crew.
As he admonished Molly for cheating on Jack's all but adopted son Tyrone Alan Halsalll), he summed up his stock attitude towards life, and marriage, that in turn reflects Corrie's truthful spirit.
In one of those company-wide retrenchment or downsizing conference calls that are like the cruel ceremonies that accompany the defeat of nations, Armstrong, as he admonished his troops and cast great blame on the waters, was distracted by someone with a camera.
As we walked back, I said to the prime minister in a tone of some surprise: 'That visit went rather well.' She said: 'Yes I suppose it did.' Then there was a pause and she said: 'Of course he likes women you know.'" Lady Trumpington, a long serving minister under Thatcher, echoed Armstrong's comments as she admonished peers for failing to acknowledge Thatcher's beauty.
As Lincoln admonished: "Any nation that does not honor its heroes will not long endure".
As Mark Twain admonished, in words that retain a contemporary relevance: "It cannot be well, or safe to let the present political conditions continue indefinitely.
