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The phrase "instructed not to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that someone has been given a directive or order to not do something. Example: The students were instructed not to use their phones during the exam.
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Even when instructed not to.
Christians are instructed not to judge others.
He said he was instructed not to comment.
We were all instructed not to wear perfume.
He had been instructed not to go over $300,000.
Syrian-based journalists were instructed not to report the story.
Civilians were never instructed not to evacuate up.
Students were instructed not to wander around the school.
Subjects were instructed not to chew the food but to squeeze it using their tongue.
Employees should be informed of the preservation order and instructed not to delete any "relevant" documents.
And for behavior suppression, they were instructed not to show any emotion.
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