"advice rendered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to advice that has been given. For example: "The lawyer provided his client with useful advice rendered during the meeting."
He has just sent the donor an unusually large bill for income-tax advice rendered during the year.
"Knowing that Mr. Lay, at least, and others played an active role in the formulation of energy policy by the Bush administration, we've got to ask whether the advice rendered was at all self-serving," Mr. Lieberman said.
More evidence has emerged of appalling conflicts of interest that throw into doubt the advice rendered and the research performed by two prominent psychiatrists who have received substantial funding from the pharmaceutical industry.
That regulation permitted stockbrokers to market themselves as financial advisers, and even collect money manager-like fees, without assuming fiduciary duties so long as the advice rendered was incidental..
In addition, EDS safety was assessed by GP and hospital record review for any GP or hospital presentations that could possibly relate to the use of the EDS tool (e.g. due to a medication initiated based on EDS advice, or a mis-diagnosis or incorrect triage advice rendered by the EDS).
That is not to say the advice I rendered was not of professional quality, but in the end, I always had the sales pitch in the back of my mind".
All diet advice can be rendered in four words, "Eat less, move more", which would work if we were rational beings but our relationship to food is emotional.
Here I really have to credit the lawyers, the analysts — our analysts — for taking a hundred thousand pieces of paper, an enormous jigsaw puzzle, and piecing it together into coherent conversations relating to stocks and advice that was rendered to the general public.
Mr Kevu thanked UNICEF for the financial and on-going technical advice and support rendered towards the project, which included the purchase and installation of new IT equipment (3 workstations, 2 laptops and 2 printers) within the civil registration division for the implementation of the database project.
Once satisfied, he becomes the ultimate kibbitzer — he doesn't have to do anything but give advice and render judgment on Brooks's criminal panache.
An increasing number of people, and the preponderance of more virulent abuse, have rendered that advice less helpful.
