The phrase "advice documents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents that provide guidance or recommendations on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The company has released several advice documents to help employees navigate the new policies."
Alternatives: "guidance documents" or "recommendation papers".
The 2004 advice document is about court reporting in general.
The UK government said that it "strongly supports the current RDE agreement" in an advice document to MEPs seen by the Guardian.
The OSPAR Commission (Convention for the protection of the marine environment of the North-East Atlantic) accompanies the MSFD implementation in several aspects, e.g., with a literature survey on dioxins [180], an advice document on "Good Environmental Status Descriptor 8: Contaminants" [181] and a "Regional Plan to Improve Adequacy and Coherence of MSFD Implementation 2014 2018 [182]".
If you don't want to get dinged for damage to a rental car you may not have caused, I have one piece of advice: Document everything.
Using The Health Improvement Network database we calculated annual proportions of pregnant smokers between 2000 and 2009 with cessation advice documented in their medical records during pregnancy.
In the SMC process, the Detailed Advice Document is distributed for 1 month to health boards for information and to manufacturers to check factual accuracy.
The National Research Council NRCC, 1983) has offered advice, documented in numerous NRC reports, on the risk assessment process and how it should be used.
For example, less than 30% (1235/4487; range 0 100%) in any category had formal advice documented about what to do should further seizures occur.
However, this finding is not unique to gout with dietary advice documented in the primary care record of 43% patients at high risk of CVD and weight loss in 66% [ 17].
