The phrase "advice verification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is seeking to confirm or validate the accuracy or reliability of advice given.
Example: "Before implementing the suggestions from the consultant, we need to conduct an advice verification to ensure they are sound."
Alternatives: "guidance validation" or "recommendation confirmation".
Other security experts said Apple's advice about two-step verification was possibly misleading.
The Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) [ 37] will be administered to assess cognitive impairment and those who achieve <18/30 will be excluded due to their inability to independently follow therapeutic advice and difficulty in verification of self-reported outcomes.
Potential participants will need to achieve a mini-mental score (MMSE) > or = 18/30, as it is thought that participants with severe cognitive impairment [ 29] will be unable to independently follow therapeutic advice and have difficulty in verification of QOL and other outcomes.
However, to add to the definitive knowledge-base, a multi-centred randomised controlled trial, utilising biochemical verification, with the smoking cessation advice delivered by trained dental hygienists, would be required to be undertaken.
Jason has provided technical advice on topics ranging from biomedical imaging to ballistic missile defense to verification of the nuclear test ban treaty.
The main limitation is a reliance on self-reported recall with no objective verification of symptom episode and time taken to seek medical advice.
Educational interventions need to include aspects such as positive motivational reinforcement, anti-smoking advice, information on diet and physical exercise, compliance with the therapeutic regimen, and verification of the correct inhaler technique [ 6, 7, 9, 34].
A top sports doctor in South Africa advised against sending her to the world championships because of incomplete sex-verification tests, but the country's top track officials ignored the advice.
Further advice should be sought when possible (e.g. ultrasound images could be sent elsewhere for verification).
Advice and introductions in Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) make it impossible to understand the operation of a verification environment.
