The phrase "advice point" is not commonly used in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific piece of advice or a key point of guidance.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed several advice points that could help improve our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "guidance point" or "recommendation point".
Her friends were asking for advice, pointing to Ms. Mendez's engagement ring.
Saker resisted the suggestion that Finn has been overburdened by conflicting advice, pointing out that input from different coaches is part of being a professional sportsman.
He would invariably ask, in his Socratic way of probing, "What's your model, then?" Whatever answer was forthcoming, he would fol low up by saying: "Remember, the problem you have playing that game is...". and offer some cautionary advice, pointing out other possible options.
I attended an eating disorders unit and hoped that my dietitian, Carol Bowyer, who had spent a career working with people like me, would offer up a wealth of information on what I should and shouldn't be eating, and reveal a magic cauldron of specific nutritional advice, pointing a finger at the bad stuff and the good stuff in some definitive, dichotomous way.
The Carter Family's "Hold Fast to the Right," with its scene of maternal advice, points to Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' "Got a Job"; "Mother Bowed" by the Pilgrim Travelers looks ahead to Paul Simon's "Loves Me Like a Rock"; and the Carolina Twins' "Where Is My Mamma?" is a direct ancestor of John Lennon's "Mother".
This cautionary advice points to issues of access to the field and its social capital.
Advice points, run by volunteers, are also available in local communities.
"There are also 29 advice points run by local charities who are doing sterling work alongside the digital help scheme.
Switchover roadshows and advice points will be located across Northern Ireland on 10 and 11 October and 24 and 25 October.
