The phrase "instructive visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a visit that was meant to teach or impart knowledge, such as a tour of a museum or an informational tour of a college campus. For example: "The students enjoyed their instructive visit to the local art museum, learning about the history of the artwork and its creators."
So the next time you go blusukan (pay impromptu visits), it may be instructive to visit one of our prisons.
Don't lose it!" But before another hand rises to bid, and before the auctioneer's gavel slams down in confirmation of deal closed, next deal, it might be instructive to visit this vacated house in South Jordan, on West Rambouillet Drive.
The intensity of the follow up in this trial (fortnightly home visits by the physiotherapist) is greater than the Otago program (consisting of four primarily instructive home visits) due to the need for maintaining sufficient challenge in a clinical group that are likely to increase their ability over time and the complexity of pre-existing medical conditions.
Of Barden's weekly Guardian chess column, Friedel writes: "Leonard's observations on the contemporary chess scene are well written and meticulously researched, and each column contains a game and, very enticingly, an entertaining and instructive chess puzzle Visit the Guardian chess page on Friday – you will never regret it".
Visit instructive websites such as: http://tardisbuilders.com/ for more inspiration.
Having bought a drug on the internet and injected it into his penis, with no resulting "flag up the pole" (Carl's language was instructive), he reluctantly agreed to visit "sacred sexual healer", Larissa.
We're trying to evolve those notions where we can, to realize that our core mission is about resource protection and visitor enjoyment, but it isn't about being overly instructive about what a visitor visit should be.
For this end, the Pope's visit was highly instructive and serves as a guide for our personal and collective path forward.
It was instructive to be an American visiting the Netherlands this week when the news broke that my country is operating a secret prison in Eastern Europe.
Ultimately, however, knowing what I did, I found the visit more melancholy than instructive.
