The phrase "advice left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to remaining advice or guidance, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "After the meeting, there was some advice left for the team to consider moving forward."
Alternatives: "remaining advice" or "advice still available".
The study aimed at describing the evolution over a 6-year period of patients leaving the emergency department (ED) before being seen ("left without being seen" or LWBS) or against medical advice ("left against medical advice" or LAMA) and at describing their characteristics.
As the possibility of a peaceful solution ebbed, Ms. Reno's advisers seemed to have little advice left to give, relying on outside parties to negotiate a settlement.
For instance, Mr. Chappelle acts out a joke that comes off like an elaborate multi-act play about how his son, following his advice, left an after-school program he didn't like.
Last year, the actor Nicolas Cage filed a $20 million lawsuit against his business manager, contending that poor advice left him with a multimillion-dollar tax bill and a string of poor real estate investments that had to be sold at a loss.
ED visit outcome was categorized as admitted, transferred, ED death, or discharged/other (including left against medical advice, left without treatment, and missing).
The women of Twitter were doling out love advice left and right this week.
His advice: "leave mothers alone"!
(Free advice: leave always-wrong "two Americas" columns to David Brooks).
Consumer advocates say the phrase "personalized investment advice" leaves too much room for interpretation.
Her advice: Leave it to the glacier worms that actually do survive on the algae.
This together with the pathetic lack of careers advice leaves too many girls and young women with no incentives to raise their sights or their ambitions.
