The phrase "advise offering" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of providing advice or making an offer, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I would like to discuss the advise offering that you mentioned in our last meeting."
Alternatives: "advice proposal" or "recommendation offer."
Of particular interest is the >8% 10-year risk group, where NICE (2013) guidelines in the UK advise offering the preventive use of tamoxifen.
Similarly, the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists 18 noted mixed evidence for the impact of holding the stillborn baby but recommends supporting the wish to do so when expressed, and, in Australia, Queensland Maternity and Neonatal Clinical Guidelines 19 advise offering parents and relatives the option to hold their baby after stillbirth.
The government's Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised offering free flu jabs to all two to 17-year-olds.
The Tantrasara also advises offerings to Matangi of meat, fish, cooked rice, milk and incense at crossroads or cremations grounds in the dead of the night to overpower enemies and gain poetic talent.
He advised against offering an agenda beforehand, "otherwise the agenda itself will become subject to ongoing negotiations".
One of the biggest criticisms was that the study didn't actually measure the effect of exercise but the effect of advising and offering exercise.
In Saturday's conference call to announce that the Mets were not signing Guerrero, Duquette said that Mets doctors advised against offering a long-term deal based on seeing medical reports on the herniated disk and discussions with the physician who examined Guerrero this off-season.
Careful oncologic, psychotherapeutic, genetic, and reproductive counseling is advised before offering a non-standard treatment strategy to young endometrial cancer patients.
One thing that is agreed by all the campaigns such as YouElect and Muslim Vote is that they all advise against offering unconditional blanket support to any one specific party.
It seems unlikely that the people answering the phones and emails will be the academics who are empowered make decisions on how those calls are acted on (granting extensions, authorising additional support, advising on careers, offering advice on future course options and so on).
The school's rural location was deemed too remote for proper clinical training, and the school was advised to stop offering the Doctor of Medicine degree and only provide pre-clinical instruction.
