"more advisable to" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you are expressing that one course of action is preferable to another. For example: "Given the current status of the economy, it may be more advisable to save money rather than make big purchases right now."
It would be more advisable to introduce him slowly and see how he goes".
To me, it seems more advisable to contract as many of these infections as possible; Salter's disease, Babel's disease and more.
And it would be much more advisable to look at the Kubrick in the light of what else he has vouchsafed to us than to compare it with the fag end of the Exorcist Syndrome.
A gradual phase-out is more advisable to mitigate negative effects.
Since the electricity cost dominates the overall annual operation cost, it is more advisable to choose a smaller compressor ratio.
It might be more advisable to hit the gym if you want to give your heart a good work out, as opposed to having to answer politicians who ask why your company is enabling foreign entities to influence domestic elections.
Generally, all formulations proved their applicability in vitro as a promising device for pH-dependent colonic delivery of tacrolimus, however, the oil/water technique was found to be superior to the oil/oil approach and among them solvent evaporation seemed to be more advisable, due to the higher encapsulation rate.
Equally, Hunt – whose hardline tactics have left him potentially exposed, and who has turned up the heat when cooling things was perhaps more advisable – needs to be seen to have "won" for reasons of his own credibility and political prospects.
It is therefore more advisable and economical to restrict the development of early age small cracks the moment they appear, than to repair them after they have developed to large cracks.
This indicates that the use of Space D* is more advisable, since yet the D* needs to treat the uncertainty over the configuration space and the control of robots (for instance, reducing the speed of the robots).
Probably, as studies on perioperative patients have demonstrated, a fixed dose is not a good choice; physiological titration to heart rate or oxygen delivery in relation to oxygen demand seems more advisable.
