The phrase "advice on understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when offering guidance or suggestions related to comprehension or grasping a particular concept or topic.
Example: "The book provides valuable advice on understanding complex theories in physics."
Alternatives: "guidance for comprehension" or "tips for grasping".
We have to base our advice on understanding the client's specific circumstances".
In this free special report – Working Together Toward Conflict Resolution on the Job and at Home – negotiation experts offer advice on understanding how relationships can help you negotiate even the most difficult conversations.
The Charlotte Towle Society is named in honor of luminary professor Charlotte Towle who revolutionized social work by integrating the application of psychology throughout the casework curriculum, and who stood resolute in the face of a 1951 government banning of her book Common Human Needs, in which she offered advice on understanding the individual and the unique plights of those in need.
And to be clear, I am predicating my advice on the understanding that your cheating days are over.
Understand the full context of your counterparts' situation, and base your assistance and advice on an understanding of where he or she is coming from.
Three studies describing patient views [[ 43, 48] and [ 57]] and one of clinical consultation review [ 58] reported that NMP were effective in improving the provision of information, advice and understanding on treatment, conditions, self-care and standard of care.
To coincide with the release of its report, Ofcom also launched an online quiz, where users can find out how tech savvy they are and are offered advice on how to improve their understanding of the digital world.
The nation is now being invited to test its digital knowledge with an abbreviated version of the questionnaire that will give any member of the public a DQ score, along with advice on how to improve their understanding and protect themselves and their families online.
To reiterate, therefore, we need two things: law reform - to set a clear standard of non-violence in all relationships - and extensive support for parents, including readily available programmes of help and advice on positive discipline skills and understanding children's developmental needs.
Present it as a serious issue that you would like advice, reassurance, understanding, or just an ear on.
Now, thanks to a great deal of research, we can base advice on actual risks and a real understanding of how young people use technology and social media.
