The phrase "a consultative assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a legislative body or group that provides advice or recommendations on specific issues or policies.
Example: "The government established a consultative assembly to gather public opinions on the proposed reforms."
Alternatives: "advisory council" or "consultative body".
He also proposed the dissolution of the American-appointed council and a post-transition gathering of leaders to choose a consultative assembly to advise the interim government.
In anticipation of this, and before elections could occur, the general had appointed a consultative assembly, which Lucie joined as a resistance representative.
He said the council would cease to exist on June 30 and a national conference should be convened to elect a consultative assembly to serve until January.
The notion of a consultative assembly seems to be a reminder that Qatar remains an absolute monarchy, albeit a constitutional monarchy.
They asked not for a legislative body of the Western type, still less for parliamentary government, but for a consultative assembly to advise the emperor.
Mr. Brahimi also spoke of holding "a large national conference," possibly as early as July this year, to promote "national dialogue, consensus-building and national reconciliation," and said it should elect a consultative assembly to work with the transitional government.
This is no showcase of political freedom (it has a cautious press and a feudal ruler who has only lately agreed to a timid consultative assembly).
In a recent consultative assembly, Mr. Karzai promised that Afghan soil would never be used to attack neighboring countries.
The wording of the ECSC Treaty demonstrated the leaders' desire for more than a normal consultative assembly by using the term "representatives of the people" and allowed for direct election.
With the exception of a few notable Igbo towns such as Onitsha, which had kings called Obi, and places like the Nri Kingdom and Arochukwu, which had priest kings; Igbo communities and area governments were overwhelmingly ruled solely by a republican consultative assembly of the common people.
Reformers demanded that Abdullah should establish an elected consultative assembly to replace the 120-member appointed Shura council.
