The phrase "advise decision" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate concepts, "advise" and "decision," which should be used in different contexts.
Example: "I would advise you to reconsider your decision before proceeding."
Alternatives: "recommend choice" or "suggest resolution."
Meteorologists can advise decision-makers, but the latter ultimately have to pull the trigger.
But, in what is a political battle, he is like a civil servant who can only advise decision-makers.
They can help shape interest groups' advocacy strategies, advise decisions about what communities to avoid when developing energy facilities, and guide policymakers' attempts to initiate energy policy that will be supported by the public by increasing understanding about how energy preferences are formed.
She joined one of InVS's Interregional Cells of Epidemiology (CIRE), which carry out disease surveillance and advise decision-makers on emerging public health issues.
He criticised Farage's "ill advised" decision to raise concerns about immigrants coming to Britain for free treatment for HIV, saying Ukip had not been striking the right tone.
Israel also must regret its ill advised decision just this September to strip Palestinian prisoners of many of their opportunities for communication and education, to increase pressure on Hamas to release Shalit.
If an advising decision constitutes a fiduciary act, the advisor must comply by ERISA duties of prudence and loyalty.
As a Naval Academy graduate and faithful Christian, I call upon the senior chaplain and Superintendent of the Naval Academy to reconsider this ill advised decision to deny use of the Main Chapel for a humanist wedding ceremony.
He advised decision-makers to start "shifting away from class-sized based reduction that is not evidence-based" in the midst of budget cuts that had already forced class sizes upwards in many districts across the nation to thirty children per class or more.
