The phrase "advice for using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing guidance or recommendations on how to utilize something effectively.
Example: "Here is some advice for using the new software to maximize its features."
Alternatives: "guidelines for using" or "tips for using".
Advice for Using Mobile at a Trade Show.
Social Media: #Hashtag Here's some good advice for using LinkedIn's endorsements properly.
Experts have this advice for using frequent-flier miles on these airlines: Don't panic -- but also don't delay if there is a trip you really want to take.
To the Editor: Dr. Perri Klass ("To See Japan, Try Rail Pass and Ryokan," July 23) has good advice for using the rail pass offered by Japanese Railways.
A bookkeeper gives advice for using tools (and common sense procedures) to prevent financial fraud, and Savannah Bobo says here's what to expect if you use an automated payroll system.
This is not a diet book, but Dr. Kessler devotes a sizable section to "food rehab," offering practical advice for using the science of overeating to our advantage, so that we begin to think differently about food and take back control of our eating habits.
Published by Research Corporation for Science Advancement, the foundation that I head, Success with Science shows readers the benefits of doing research, offers practical suggestions on getting started on a research project, and contains specific "how to" advice for use in preparing for a major competition.
It then introduces the key methodology of urban climatic mapping and elaborates on general urban-climatic-based planning advice for planners using a UCMap.
Twitter in 2015: What is good advice for effectively using Twitter (in 2015)?
There is little available medical advice for those using this diet, most likely because no medic would recommend you to do it.
His book of advice for entrepreneurs uses those three words as its title.
