The phrase "advice system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or framework designed to provide guidance or recommendations on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The new advice system implemented by the organization has significantly improved decision-making processes among employees."
Alternatives: "guidance system" or "recommendation system".
Apart from the joy derived from bullying, what is the purpose of an inspection system that isn't locked into an advice system?
And youngsters looking to the careers advice system are likely to be disappointed – as the Milburn report noted: "We have barely heard a good word about the careers work of the current Connexions service".
Kumpalume adds that Malawi was the first country in Africa to adopt Option B+ – which places all HIV-positive mothers on treatment for life – and an SMS advice system that has reduced transmission rates.
A report in 2009 by the Equality and Human Rights Commission found that the advice system of CABs, law societies, union sources and private firms of solicitors "are often still inaccessible to profoundly deaf customers" though the Disability Discrimination Act has been on the statute books since 1995.
Concern was expressed over absence of a comprehensive online careers advice system with "little attempt made by the public sector to understand or make sense of making use of IT". One participant said: "All we've got at the moment is a handful of mediocre sites from a variety of different organisations.
Panel of seven top scientists to act as watchdog of new advice system.
There are fears that the industry will not be able to cope with demand and that insufficient advice systems are in place.
However, with "pension freedom day" little more than two months away, there are fears that the industry will not be able to cope with demand and that insufficient advice systems are in place.
Ministers have warned people who will be 55 or over this spring to delay exercising new rights to cash in their pension pots in April, amid rising fears that the industry will not be able to cope and that insufficient advice systems are in place.
Finally, for In-Cab Train ADrivery Systems, the Driver Advice Systems are more important than the In-cab Support Information system.
Classes of TCIS, such as ATP and Driver Advice Systems have a lower importance because their role is significant only for individual KPT.
