The phrase "advices upon" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "advice on" or "advice regarding."
Example: "I would appreciate your advice on this matter."
Alternatives: "guidance on" or "recommendations regarding."
"The House of Commons fees office gave me incorrect advice upon which I acted.
We ought to heed the words of former Attorney General and head of the DOJ, Eric Holder, whose parting advice upon resigning was for Americans to read Malcolm X.
He usually worked well with his secretaries of state, Bryan and Robert Lansing, and often relied for advice upon his confidential counselor, Col. Edward M. House of Texas.
Glanville has always been worth reading and his unwillingness to push advice upon young writers is typical of his quest for independent thought: When young people ask for your advice on becoming a football writer, what can you tell them?
Potentially complicating matters further for Skadden, another one of the firm's lawyers provided the legal advice upon which Mercury and Podesta based their decisions not to report their Ukraine work under FARA.
And what I'd like to see is the retirement-savings equivalent of the "my plate" -- a standarized piece of savings advice upon which there is consensus among all those experts who advise Americans on retirement savings.
My father bestowed brilliant advice upon me as I entered the workforce for the very first time.
Non-pharmacologic usual care consists of physiotherapy for all patients and dietary advice upon indication [ 39].
A good agent can also act as a consultant should you require any legal and financial advice upon purchase.
Try to strike a balance in offering support but not forcing your opinions or advice upon him.
Securing effective science advice depends upon creating effective institutions with clear mandates that integrate expertise into decision making.
