Sentence The term "advice taking" is not commonly used in written English.
A more common phrase would be "seeking advice". For example, "I was seeking advice from my older brother on how to handle the situation."
Taking Advice, Taking Time Mary Evans, who leads 17 Weight Watchers sessions a week in New Jersey, offers these tips on losing weight.
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Nevertheless, a number of local authorities followed his dubious advice, taking a huge risk by scrapping the most senior and strategic – but, of course, most well-paid – role in the town hall.
A statement from the FSA said: "Following committee approval and a UK-wide consultation of the report, the FSA has agreed to examine its advice taking into account the committee's conclusions and recommendations".
As an example for improving current practice, ESS authors could learn from climate research which delivers a prototype for giving policy advice taking into account uncertainty communication [57].
Rather than invest early and back off, as angels do, Komisar often invests only his time and an abundance of sage advice, taking a tidy little equity stake in return.
