The phrase "advice number" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific piece of advice that is numbered or categorized.
Example: "Please refer to advice number 3 in the manual for further clarification on the procedure."
Alternatives: "guidance number" or "recommendation number".
Two pieces of advice: number one, no matter what you do, be good at it; make people notice you for your competence.
Just create your account and you can already upload a publication; but don't forget advice number: Outsource your ebook cover.
Her fun and funny advice number to the striving Jane is a stand-out, as is her moment in the spotlight in a showstopping dress made completely out of MetroCards.
if they are not mean, you might want to join them there are somethings you want to do but advice number 1 do not do things like smoking, prostitution, drugs ( stay away from bad friends like that).
Vanessa Lethlean, managing solicitor at the Top End Women's Legal Service, said its legal advice numbers have almost doubled and legal case numbers have tripled in just the past 12 months.
So forgive me for sort of a contrarian comment, but my main advice to number 13 is don't worry too much about what number 12 did.
It is understood in spite of Villatora's advice, a number of members in Warringah have resigned.
Against regulators' advice, the number of applicants may have been limited, and some licenses were awarded without any bidding, the bureau said.
But as more hospitals were built, with sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, and as growing numbers of Americans had cars and telephones and were able to drive to their doctor's office -- or at least call for advice, the number of doctors who made house calls steadily declined.
In a statement it said: "Advice a number of years ago was that a non-UK holding structure would aid growth further, however, that has not turned out to be the case and the holding structure of Dyson group is now entirely in the UK".
Perhaps I should take the advice a number of my readers have given me -- give up on AT&T's U-Verse DSL and switch to cable.
