The phrase "advice which has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific advice that has been given or received in a particular context.
Example: "The advice which has been provided by the experts is invaluable for our project."
Alternatives: "guidance that has" or "recommendations that have".
Serious consideration should be given to claiming back fees paid for shoddy advice which has left the client - the taxpayer - out of pocket".
(For this advice, which has subsequently been criticized, Flowers and an affiliated firm were paid $20 million by Bank of America).
"I give a lot of negotiating advice, which has the principal property of saying, understand the biases against women and use that to your advantage in negotiation.
So the client is paying millions for your brilliant advice which has to be prefaced by a disclaimer that, actually... "We did receive training on the Chinese walls, several sessions.
Laing's advice, which has been seen by Guardian Australia, suggests a commission of inquiry into the banks would be possible although there would be difficulties, such as funding the inquiry or forcing the government to allow debate in the lower house.
The National Secular Society offered to fund legal advice, which has now been secured by the Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies and the British Humanist Association, to launch a test case against the LSE because censorship is so common.
As he matured, Khaled began to cultivate a type of local popular music called raï (a name derived etymologically from the Arabic word meaning "opinion" or "advice"), which had blossomed in the Algerian port city of Oran in the 1920s.
Stepping into the shoes of the recently-departed dean of St Paul's, Graeme Knowles, Chartres decided to suspend legal action against the protesters who are camped out barely a hundred yards from his sitting room – and to disregard the legal and health and safety advice which had previously led to the closure of the cathedral.
Suspicions about scales could be raised with the government-funded Consumer Direct advice line, which has already seen a 64% year-on-year increase in complaints about airlines.
Early on in the crisis, the Chilean authorities asked for advice from NASA, which has experience in keeping astronauts physically and mentally healthy.
We are currently getting great advice from MIT, which has taken Little Sun in as a sort of methodology study object.
