The phrase "advice advice" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be a repetition that does not convey a clear meaning or context.
Example: "I received some advice advice from my mentor, but I wasn't sure which part to follow."
Alternatives: "guidance" or "recommendation".
That's solid advice, advice that I use whenever life feels like it's about to crash — for example, when the federal government unexpectedly shuts down.
This study utilised a 2 (worry status: worrier vs. non-worrier) × 2 (performance feedback: success vs. non-contingent failure) × 2 (strategy advice: advice vs. none) between subjects factorial design to investigate the effects of worry on performance and persistence by manipulating performance feedback and strategy advice.
The more I saw, the more I became convinced that superficial historical understanding and excessive reliance on academic theorizing were yielding bad advice — advice that could get men and women killed, that could even lose wars.
The constructive criticizer will often couch his critiques with useful advice -- advice which he hopes you consider, because he earnestly desires to see you become the best version of yourself.
The manual contains 45 chapters divided into 7 sections (Pre-Travel Advice, Advice for Special Travelers, Fever, Diarrhea, Skin Lesions, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and Worms).
People draw heavily on their social networks for advice; advice that is shaped by perceptions and rumors about health workers, quality of care and the health system in general [ 26].
Some in the audience giggled, while others nodded at the simplicity and profundity of the "non-advice" advice.
"I mean a simple thing as help or advice -- advice is free -- and we just couldn't get it".
They offer parts, service, sales, appraisals, manuals and advice -- advice I needed, because my childhood was spent with the sort of electric kitchen equipment awarded on "Let's Make a Deal".
Sage advice, governor, sage advice.
Don't just take advice, demand advice.
