The phrase "advice ahead of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or recommendations that are provided in advance of a particular event or situation.
Example: "It's always beneficial to seek advice ahead of making significant life decisions."
Alternatives: "guidance prior to" or "recommendations before".
* Tell your doctor if you plan to travel and get advice ahead of time.
Pandora spotted the heavily pregnant author grilling fellow party guests for advice ahead of the birth of her first child.
Taylor Wimpey dipped 0.75p to 13.25p as Panmure Gordon repeated its sell advice ahead of the company's trading update tomorrow.
When I rang a Zimbabwean colleague at the World Service for some advice ahead of my trip, he said simply this: "Don't have loud conversations in public places.
Suspecting a chest infection late last summer, he asked a doctor for advice ahead of the tour and was told his heart was in trouble.
2.35pm GMT Lunchtime summary William Hague has told MPs that Britain did give India military advice ahead of the attack on the Golden Temple in 1984, but that it only had a "limited" impact.
Interviewer Ryan Tubridy sought the advice of Jon Snow ahead of the interview but was warned it would be difficult to extract anything 'revelatory' out of Tony Blair.
Liam Fox's department for international trade (DIT) will need scientific advice and expertise ahead of any trade negotiations.
Oliver Carboni, an entertaining and fast-talking New York analyst, gives video advice to traders ahead of the opening of the markets in Wall Street.
Morrison said the Department of Foreign Affairs was still reviewing Australia's travel advice for Turkey ahead of next month's Anzac Day commemorations.
Bossie provided advice to Trump ahead of the 2012 presidential campaign when Trump was flirting with a bid for the White House.
