The phrase "advice in questions of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidance or recommendations related to specific topics or issues.
Example: "I seek advice in questions of financial planning to ensure a secure future."
Alternatives: "guidance on matters of" or "counsel regarding issues of".
A Cabinet Office spokesperson said: "The advice in question falls under the protocols for papers of a previous administration.
In January 2008 the Dutch Society of Clinical Geneticists (VKGN) gave the State Secretary of Health positive advice in response to questions of the department regarding the relevance of the registration of ethnicity related to care in clinical genetics (Knoers and Leschot 2008).
The chapter identifies key environmental design strategies, and gives practical advice in the form of questions and exercises so that designers may engage their creativity to develop interpretations and alternatives based on their own methods of life cycle analyses.
I can offer the experience, but instead of saying, "Why don't you do this?" I tend to frame advice in the form of questions because it then stimulates thinking, versus, "This is what I want," because people are going to do what the boss wants.
Website and app, Yabbly is essentially a Quora for shopping platform that features consumer advice in the form of questions, answers and list, rather than reviews.
Aids used for education and support included a patient information booklet, a telephone number for advice in case of complications or questions regarding follow up visits.
He put his advice in the form of a question.
When you do feel that advice is important to give in conversation be sure to give the advice in the form of a question.
Sometimes, this push comes subtly in the form of advice and questions in emails, phone calls, and chats over coffee.
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