The phrase "a specific advice" is not correct in English.
The word "advice" is an uncountable noun and should not be preceded by "a." You can use the correct form when referring to a particular piece of guidance or recommendation.
Example: "I would appreciate a specific piece of advice on how to improve my writing skills."
Alternatives: "specific guidance" or "particular advice."
Family Lives found that so many parents experience pain at an empty nest that they set up a specific advice line for the problem.
The context of the search changed, making a general advice acceptable and a specific advice unacceptable.
Of all echocardiography reports, 251 (40.2%) contained a specific advice to the GP.
Six older people admitted during the interview that they did not comply with a specific advice given by the PN.
Giving lifestyle advice was defined as giving a specific advice or information on these topics, referring the patient to other information sources, handing out written materials, or referring the patient to a dietitian, practice assistant or stop-smoking course.
A distinction was made between the assessment of lifestyle (gathering information or measuring weight or waist circumference) and giving lifestyle advice (giving a specific advice to change the patient's behavior or referring the patient to other sources of information or other health professionals).
"I wasn't really offered any specific advice as a BME student and I feel like this also applies to other minority groups, such as LGBT students, who may also have to think about how the way they identify may give them a different year abroad experience to their peers", says Mugavazi.
Talk to a local hydroponics expert at a nursery for specific advice to your system.
Neil McClanahan, an HR manager and a leg amputee, explains that this mismanagement has translated to a lack of specific advice available to disabled graduates and jobseekers.
The opinions expressed by the experts are not intended to constitute legal or other professional advice, and should not be relied on, or treated as a substitute for specific advice relevant to particular circumstances.
They are not intended to constitute legal or other professional advice, and should not be relied on or treated as a substitute for specific advice relevant to particular circumstances.
