The phrase "advice of managers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recommendations or guidance provided by managers in a professional context.
Example: "We should consider the advice of managers when making our final decision on the project."
Alternatives: "guidance from managers" or "recommendations from managers."
And then my other sort of piece of advice for managers is, it can go both ways.
But most of them have relied on the advice of business managers, agents Or. wives.
When she first appeared on television here, Ms. Fueki played a deaf-mute and -- on the advice of her managers who feared she might be rejected -- hid her nationality.
The paradox is that among the most wealthy and sophisticated investors, paying for the advice of wealth managers, tax planners and estate attorneys has long been the norm.
Mr. Ellis said he will return to work fulltime for the firm he founded in 1990 - AEA Consulting - which specializes in providing advice to managers of museums and other arts organizations, including the British Museum in London.
Carsten Heyne, former BMG marketing director and now the duo's manager, said Farian and BMG attempted to stop Pilatus and Morvan from seeking the advice of a manager, lawyer or agent.
On the advice of his manager, Albert Grossman, Mr. Yarrow had decided to form a group.
Ms. Waterston declined in an interview to give her age, on the advice of her manager, she said, but appeared to be in her mid-20's.
Andros Townsend intends to follow the advice of England manager Roy Hodgson and look to drive Tottenham on towards the top of the Barclays Premier League and book his place at the World Cup.
When he made his New York debut at the Metropolitan Museum, shortly before winning the Chopin Competition in 1970, he opened his program with Louis Weingarden's "Triptych," against the advice of his manager and teachers.
