The phrase "advice guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or resource that provides guidance or recommendations on a specific topic.
Example: "The advice guide on financial planning offers valuable tips for saving and investing wisely."
Alternatives: "guidance document" or "recommendation manual."
There are notable exceptions (Citizens Advice's Advice Guide and Advice Now's Living Together) but frankly there is an information desert out there.
The findings are released before the parliamentary launch of an online advice guide developed by Resolution for divorcing parents to help manage relationships with their children and with each other.
In an advice guide called The SEO-1st-Page Toolkit on how to tweak websites so they appear higher up the results of a Google search, a screenshot purporting to show how a search has been successfully manipulated clearly shows the author logged in as "[email protected]".
Off duty in a new city, a writer lets serendipity and a local's advice guide the way.
Cavoulacos and Minshew just published their first book, "The New Rules of Work: The Modern Playbook for Navigating Your Career," an actionable and relevant career advice guide.
The Memo is a much-needed career advice guide for women of color specifically, finally ending the one-size-fits-all approach of business books that lump together women across races and overlook the unique barriers to success for women of color.
She has also done everything from adolescent advice guides to TV scriptwriting (the Maisy adaptations).
That's the problem with all the usual advice guides; it's an adult looking down on you, patronising you, telling you not to do drugs.
The company's Web site (www.securetax.com) is similar to Turbotax or Taxcut, with a comforting interview process, amply larded with tips and advice, guided by a cartoon character named Steve.
In "The Joy of Text: Mating, Dating and Techno-Relating," the foxy young relationship pundit Kristina Grish (the author of "Boy Vey!" — tips for non-Jewish women who hope to snare Jewish boyfriends — among other advice guides) shows that the great leap forward in communication has dragged along with it a blight of text-driven power games and misunderstandings.
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