The phrase "think wisely" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to emphasize being thoughtful when considering something, for example: "Before making a decision, think wisely and carefully consider all of your options."
Think wisely about the images you display.
King Abdullah, of Saudi Arabia, said in a televised statement that "Syria should think wisely before it's too late and issue and enact reforms," and warned that "either it chooses wisdom on its own or it will be pulled down into the depths of turmoil and loss".
The first thing you need to do if you want to think wisely about any really important question of public policy is forget all the economics you ever knew.This column obviously has a vested interest in denying these claims and it does hereby deny them.
As Obama noted yesterday, "What we cannot do is have a situation in which suddenly this becomes the wild wild West, where countries that have significant cyber capacity start engaging in competition — unhealthy competition or conflict — through these means when, I think wisely, we've put in place some norms when it comes to other weapons".
But we also need to think wisely about food.
You don't have to be Gandhi or Mother Theresa to think wisely.
Maybe, I thought wisely, it wasn't meant to be..
"People are spreading their chips around more prudently and I think more wisely".
"I think she wisely thinks that if she simply governs well, that will benefit the state," said Robert M. Ward, a Republican who is the House minority leader.
He added that she was not the nominee he would have chosen, "but the person who did choose -- President Obama -- I think chose wisely".
"He was a narcissist, no question about that," says Gibney, "but I think he wisely perceived that all of us are narcissists in some ways.
