The phrase "advice subject" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The advice subject of our discussion was the importance of time management."
Alternatives: "topic of advice" or "subject of guidance."
Another received a written warning for "document containing legal advice, subject to legal and professional privilege, accidentally posted out to claimant with relevant papers".
The only advice Subject G24 could give to an aspiring entrepreneur about financing is that you will "mind the store" a whole lot better if it is your own money at risk – and not someone else's.
Mrs May announced in a written ministerial statement that she had accepted the ACMD's advice, "subject to the strict condition that it is part of structured efforts to get people into treatment and off drugs".
It had ignored the advice of subject experts, subject associations, teachers and employers including the Confederation for British Industry which had argued against treating schools like "exam factories".
You can and should get advice from subject matter experts; it's important to have access to smart people.
The goal was to enable users to ask questions or get advice from subject matter experts, such as investment or product development tips from Kan.
"Under the the statute's clear scope, the attorney's accurate advice could subject her to a felony charge," the panel said.
The need to adhere to the manufacturer's advice to subject samples which give negative results to another test method is also being emphasized.
Ministries, the government, and parliament rely on NOUs to provide the most comprehensive advice on subjects of national importance.
It began when two master's students came to see Humphreys and Lockett to ask advice on subjects for dissertations.
