The phrase "advise on development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when offering guidance or recommendations regarding a specific development process or project.
Example: "I would like to advise on development strategies that can enhance our team's productivity."
Alternatives: "provide guidance on development" or "offer recommendations for development".
Jarosiewicz (2016: p. 30) views it as a paradox that Kazakhstan turns to the West for advise on development, though it is commonly considered as one of the most committed friends of Russia.
Reading the report of the high-level panel (pdf) appointed by UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon to advise on development after 2015, when the millennium development goals (MDGs) expire, induces a sense of giddy optimism.
It was an inspiration of the so-called Windstar Moms, a group of more than 30 working mothers recruited by Ford to advise on development of the Windstar and suggest family-friendly features.
It is a modest job with the power to advise on developments and appoint members to city boards, including community boards in the borough.
They advised on development and implementation strategies of research projects that we planned, that we told we were going to implement in the first years of the proposal.
Over 170 "action points" have been proposed to improve the WHS setting, including minimising light pollution, advising on development and removing or hiding power lines and "unsightly buildings".
PC advised on development of the methodology, data analysis, designing of the study and manuscript preparation.
JP participated in the design of the study, advised on development of the item pool, reviewed the statistical analysis, helped interpret the data and draft the manuscript.
Initially, development and expert panels were convened to inform and advise on the development and evaluation of the PtDA.
This has now developed into a Patient Advisory Group which meets every three months to advise on the development of the clinic improvements, future research studies and contributed to the rebranding of the entire MS research team.
In 2004 he was made the 'design champion' for Edinburgh to advise on future development of the city.
