The phrase "advice that for" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "I received advice that for my health, I should exercise regularly."
Alternatives: "recommendation that for" or "guidance that for".
The Department of Agriculture is proposing dietary advice that for the first time recognizes that a majority of Americans, 64percentt, are overweight and sedentary and need to eat less.
It was Yoo's legal advice that for an act to be torture it would have to cause pain "equivalent in intensity to the pain accompanying serious physical injury, such as organ failure, impairment of bodily function, or even death".
So we stand by our advice that for the vast majority of people it's a lot smarter to get your house paid off by the time you retire, so you don't have the financial pressure of paying even a tiny mortgage at 3percentt interest.
That's not the role of the Commission, and I don't advice that for one you may organize.
Its Urban Dictionary entry characterises its participants as "British white girls on Twitter that post about hangovers, boys, food, Tango Ice Blasts, and generic life advice that for some reason gets thousands of retweets, usually adding an 'x' on the end for some sort of comedic value that is lost on the rest of the population/world".
A précis: surveys repeatedly show a majority of Americans believe anyone they turn to for financial advice that works for a brokerage or financial advisory firm has a legal duty to act in their best interest.
Unfortunately, there isn't a single path of advice that works for everyone – each situation is unique.
For example, one-third of American workers are now working from home, and they need advice that works for the relaxed, distracting home business setting.
I was looking for advice that might be appropriate for my teenagers or for the 20-somethings that I know.
Advice that started "Girls," for oh how we as grown and educated women like to be referred to as girls.
FBDG provide practical advice that is appropriate for local customs, dietary patterns, economic conditions and lifestyles.
