The phrase "advise her about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to suggest or inform someone regarding a particular topic or issue that concerns another person.
Example: "I need to advise her about the best course of action for her career."
Alternatives: "counsel her on" or "inform her about".
The legal aid-funded adviser was able to advise her about S.73 of the Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 for the various rates of the care component of DLA, and apply these to her circumstances.
In one letter to his stepdaughter, Eliza Parke Custis (Washington had no children of his own) he tried gently to advise her about the dangers of passionate love.
He began to advise her about how to hunt for him, but she said that she just wanted to warn him that she was going to yell for the boy.
Ms. Chapman, the graphic artist, is among those getting legal help to untangle her questions about business interruption insurance, and to advise her about the policy, which lapsed in August, on her apartment in Battery Park City.
A1 Testimony in Rape Case A registered nurse told jurors that a Roman Catholic priest invited her to a rectory in 2000 to advise her about annulling her marriage, raped her on a couch and then blithely asked for a ride back to where he was staying.
In graphic detail, a registered nurse told jurors in a Brooklyn courtroom yesterday that a Roman Catholic priest invited her to a rectory in Bedford-Stuyvesant in 2000 to advise her about annulling her marriage, raped her on a couch and then blithely asked for a ride back to where he was staying.
But Mosby had not advised her about leaving Lustgarten.
Jenner said Laverne Cox, a transgender actor on the TV drama Orange is the New Black, had advised her about transitioning in public.
One of the later letters refers to Bahlmann's helpfulness in advising her about a suitable New York residence: "We hear that Park Avenue, in spite of the disadvantages you mention, is not absolutely uninhabitable".
Yesterday it emerged that Ms Bergdorf, 29, has been asked by Dawn Butler, the shadow women and equalities secretary, to sit on a panel advising her about gay and transgender issues.
Schaevitz meets regularly with Ana Maria Rojas, 46, head of cards and sales for Citigroup Latin America, advising her about consumer behaviour, social media and mobile technology.
