The phrase "advice respecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing guidance or recommendations related to a specific topic or issue.
Example: "I would appreciate any advice respecting the best practices for project management."
Alternatives: "advice regarding" or "guidance on".
They are often the ears that others run to for advice, respected for their good listening skills, calm temperament, and cautious words.
The ministry added: "The government of the United States is not qualified morally, politically or legally to give advice on respecting international humanitarian law and human rights in light of its well-known track record of committing war crimes and genocide against entire populations, the last being its invasion of Iraq in 2003".
He takes our advice and respects it.
I have my grandmother's recipes and her pans and the advice of respected cooks through their cookbooks.
During my PhD, I collected and bookmarked advice from respected academic blogs such as Explorations of Style and The Thesis Whisperer (which boasts over 2m page views, and counting).
Gladfelter, who wrote an essay about her postdoc experience in 2002, says that despite going against the advice of respected colleagues, "I look back on those days and they were glorious".
Although we can rely to some degree on the wisdom we find in books and on the advice of respected spiritual authorities, that's only the beginning.
Of greater concern is that the current opposition seems tone deaf to the advice of respected military officers and conservative security experts.
Paes has said Laver's advice on respecting tennis equipment affected him most.
"Strong leadership means listening to and respecting the advice, wisdom and experience of our professional military -- and never letting ideology trump the truth," he said.
GUMBO As an American living in Madrid, I needed an assignment from this newspaper and the advice of three respected Spanish food critics to get me to Gumbo for dinner.
