The phrase "advice debate" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or exchange of opinions regarding advice, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "During the advice debate, participants shared their thoughts on the best strategies for personal development."
Alternatives: "discussion on advice" or "debate about guidance".
"Just as troubling as what they did is how they did it - in secret, without advice or debate, and with unseemly haste," said Howard Simon, director of the Florida branch of the American Civil Liberties Union.
In recent years, New Yorkers fortunate enough to indulge worries over domestic compensation have been besieged with more and more advice and debate every December — from newspapers, magazines, parenting blogs, real-estate blogs — on how much to tip the people who take care of our children, open our doors, adjust our radiators, park our Priuses.
On the opening day of the Albany session, the governor pushed through gun control legislation without significant legislative advice or debate, and before the bill was carefully vetted — an insular approach that is becoming a hallmark of policy development in the Cuomo administration.
You ask your friends for advice, you debate texting him again, you convince yourself he doesn't know you're interested, so you just have to send him one more text..
Additionally, we need to better understand both determinants of roles as well as its effect on policy advice and debate.
Mr. Romney -- here's a little advice: Before you debate Barack Obama on foreign policy, you better finish the debate with yourself!
My favorite line was, "Mr. Romney, here's a little advice: Before you debate Barack Obama on foreign policy, you better finish the debate with yourself," referring to Romney's switching of positions on Iraq and Libya.
(APPLAUSE) Mr. Romney -- Mr. Romney -- Mr. Romney, here's a little advice; before you debate Barack Obama on foreign policy, you'd better finish the debate with yourself.
Your class can read "Debate Advice From the Beltway" to hear what strategists from both sides are saying about what the candidates should do during the debates.
In the nation's capital for a sold-out promotional event sponsored by The Washington Post, Mr. Schwarzenegger even had some debate advice for the presidential candidates: avoid details.
