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The phrase "advice helps to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the benefits or positive effects of advice in various contexts, such as personal development or decision-making.
Example: "The advice helps to clarify your goals and set a clear path forward."
Alternatives: "guidance assists in" or "counsel contributes to".
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This attention and advice helps to offset the imbalances that develop.
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On a few occasions, her advice helped to tip the scales — the 2009 surge in Afghanistan, which she strongly supported, was one — but she and her department were never trusted with the policy blueprints.
TL provided professional advice, helped to interpret data and draft the manuscript.
Their advice helped to ensure as far as possible that the program would be easy to use in a clinical setting.
The research argues that official figures are masking the true scale of the problem, as councils are increasingly using informal approaches to tackle homelessness - such as assisting people with debt advice, help to stay in a tenancy or family mediation.
Examples of these approaches include offering financial assistance, debt advice, help to stay in a tenancy or family mediation, the report said.
A doctor's advice helps smokers to stop smoking, even if it is brief counselling.
David's advice helped me to relax, and to be appreciated for who I was, not for who I wasn't.
Good advocacy and advice helps transmit the message to ensure governments, law-makers, the media, and civil society hear it …and act on it.
Perhaps Snyder's actions — giving bad advice, helping himself to Winston's apartment, disappearing with Winston's laptop — should have disturbed me more than the way he talked.
AB provided statistical advice and helped to draft the manuscript.
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