"advice strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a plan or set of decisions made to provide guidance or help. For example, "The management team developed a new advice strategy to provide better customer service."
The goal is to have immediate political influence, to provide party leaders with advice, strategy and policy recommendations.
Head of Retirement Income and Advice Strategy, Voya Financial.
James Nichols is head of Retirement Income and Advice Strategy for the Retirement Solutions business at Voya Financial, which is rebranding this year from ING U.S.
Vital Voices, the women's and girls global leadership NGO, stepped up to host the fund and many people have made themselves available to help with any advice, strategy or help with any and all aspects of the fund -- including the outreach we are starting today to raise initial funds.
It should also be noted that the dietary advice strategy focused on shifting from high- to low-energy-dense vegetables and this was reflected in the reported dietary change for the study sample (Table 2).
The secondary analysis warrants further discussion because, despite the reported value of increasing vegetable portion size, this advice strategy did not prove sufficient to create a difference in energy intakes in our groups receiving healthy dietary advice based on 80% of energy requirements.
The clinical feasibility of advice strategies targeting specific fatty acid intakes and the extent to which they can be achieved by free-living populations needs to be tested.
With careful attention to practitioner equipoise, this method of randomisation to different advice strategies has proved successful in previous trials.
With careful attention to practitioner equipoise this method of randomisation to different advice strategies has proved successful previously, 4 15 16 and there was no evidence of subversion either from the order of envelope use or patients' characteristics.
My advice: this strategy is a keeper.
