The phrase "advice lent" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to advice that has been given or shared, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The advice lent by my mentor proved invaluable during my career transition."
Alternatives: "advice given" or "advice offered".
These decision-makers or users of health information will contribute to or influence the project by conducting research activities; providing expertise, consultation, and clinical advice; lending the project credibility and opening the door for additional sources of funding [ 26].
It fostered a spirit of collectivism that allowed a young boy to offload his poetry collection on to his fellow bus-passengers, prompted bookshop owners to give him advice, and lent significance to his sales.
Another wanted it confirmed that he had asked for advice after lending his car unknowingly to members of the gang.
I am continuously challenged to learn new things and draw on expert advice to lend me the perspective required to succeed at being an advocate for science education.
Barbara Roberts, the first, has been a mentor to her, offering advice and lending an ear when Brown has had to respond to crises, like last year's mass shooting at a community college and the armed takeover of a wildlife refuge in January 2016.
Kristen Schaal, of "30 Rock" and "The Daily Show," the actress Kristen Johnston and the stand-up star Tig Notaro have all performed at its events or lent advice on the blog.
And they lent advice and help.
Wilkes, who won three of his four NBA championships with the Showtime Lakers, lent advice to the current Lakers.
First, a film as ambitious as this could not have been made without Admiralty support, and the Royal Navy lent ships, advice and men for the production.
The slopes are nice enough, and include little stepped nooks to gossip furtively, but it all speaks more of swanky hotel lobby than Kew Gardens, whose experts lent their advice.
