The phrase "advice standing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The advice standing on this matter is unclear."
Alternatives: "guidance available" or "recommendation status".
He also found a refuge at Malata, an African goods shop on Sheridan Avenue in the Bronx, where he debated African politics or offered relationship advice, often standing quietly with his arms folded until calmly interjecting his thoughts, friends said.
He later acted as a key reference when she interviewed for the top HR job at Dutch grocery company Royal Ahold, a role she assumed on 1 Nov. Sponsors can be bosses who admire your work and continue to champion your career as you both move up, offering you advice and standing up for you even when you're not in the room.
"Advice for MPs standing down and advice on employment and financial matters".
Mr. Mayne's advice for shareholders standing up to confront Mr. Murdoch?
She isn't afraid to name drop, revealing that Princess Diana, on her advice, gave birth standing up, clutching Prince Charles for support in what was the "first active royal birth".
Hoover's advice to unemployed Americans standing in bread lines or sleeping under newspapers?
"Can I give you some advice, Amber?" Sarah asked, standing there, as Letitia clutched Amber even tighter.
If any individual were given the Queen's commission to form a Government to-day there might be no time for the formal opinion of Conservative members of both Houses of Parliament to be given to party leaders of such standing that their advice might be sought by the Queen.
Advice Cynics are leary of standing on their own two feet.
Rest assured, though, they are totally heroic and keep me standing with good advice and solid meals.
