The phrase "advice in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that the advice being given is supplementary to other information or guidance already provided.
Example: "The consultant offered advice in addition to the standard procedures we were already following."
Alternatives: "guidance alongside" or "recommendations in conjunction with".
The clinics provide general health care such as diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, physical exams and dietary advice, in addition to birth-control counseling.
With the help of the panel, Lyceum, which has just announced its latest 255 million pound ($512.17 million) fund, will look for potential investment targets and give business advice in addition to funding, Legal Week said.
In the afternoon, lawyers arrive at the cafe -- which sells legal advice in addition to coffee -- to make themselves available to customers for about 15 minutes for a $25 fee.
The Co-operative Legal Services began five years ago, today employs 370 people and aims to be one of the first ABSs with a huge potential client base: the Co-op has more than 5.2 million members with access to legal advice, in addition to 1.3m insurance policyholders.
Several members of the Newsnight team are taking legal advice in addition to the programme's editor Peter Rippon who has instructed lawyers after being side lined by the BBC after posting a blog about his reasons for not running an investigation into allegations of child abuse by Jimmy Savile.
The site also offers free medical advice in addition to its free legal advice.
The College of Engineering offers several advice resources, in addition to standard departmental advising.
We found that, in many areas, people from the diaspora were returning temporarily to provide technical skills, advice and leadership in addition to their financial support.
Angel investors can be valuable to a startup because they can offer advice and contacts in addition to early, high-risk capital.
Thirty-eight percent (18) of advisories offered advice in languages in addition to English.
It was made explicit that patients would not necessarily be allocated to receive further advice and help, in addition to their periodontal treatment.
