"specifically advised" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means that someone has received specific instructions or guidance regarding a certain topic or action. Example: The doctor specifically advised me to take my medication at the same time every day for optimal effectiveness.
"We have not, to date, specifically advised those clients," Elliot replied.
They did not say whether Mr. Lipton specifically advised Mr. Grasso on seeking the $139.5 million.
I have been given an Oyster card by Locog as it recommends we use public transport and I have been specifically advised not to drive.
Wallis described in his witness statement how he specifically advised John Stevens to fashion himself as the "copper's copper" and a "man of action rather than rhetoric" when he ran for the top job in 2000.
Zellick's 1994 report, for the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals (CVCP), which specifically advised universities not to conduct their own investigations into serious sexual violence, is expected to come under scrutiny by the taskforce (paywall).
David Barton specifically advised the writers of the Texas guidelines that textbooks "should stipulate (but currently do not) that the Declaration of Independence is symbiotic with the Constitution rather than a separate unrelated document".
It is worth noting that the latter beliefs influence the level of trust in health agencies and that specifically advising people (about all preparedness measures and not just antivirals) about why specific preparations are required increases the likelihood of adoption and helps maintain trust in health agency sources of information [ 12].
"The wording specifically advises against punishment of victims of trafficking who are compelled to commit crimes.
But he said later the court did not specifically advise that he conduct the election, instead asking him to follow the original guidelines, which are open to interpretation.
In 2004, the F.T.C. barred KFC from saying its fried chicken was compatible with low-carbohydrate weight-loss programs — because such diets specifically advise against breaded, fried foods.
The current advice from the UK FCO following Friday's attack reads: "Until further notice we specifically advise against visiting areas where foreign nationals are known to congregate such as public areas of international hotels, large supermarkets, restaurants and clubs".
