The phrase "advise on the changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when seeking guidance or recommendations regarding modifications or alterations in a particular context.
Example: "I would appreciate it if you could advise on the changes needed for the project proposal."
Alternatives: "provide guidance on the changes" or "offer recommendations regarding the changes."
SHLT, JD and ME were members of the MHRA ad hoc sub-groups to advise on the implementation of changes to the management of paracetamol overdose and on necessary research.
The task of the PSC was to advise on the planning and implementation of the change process.
For practical reasons, participants and the nutritionist advising on the dietary changes were not blinded to the treatment allocation.
It may not be the role of brand managers to make these online properties function the way they should, but by viewing these properties through the eyes of customers and the media, managers can help advise on what changes should be made to make the campaign even more successful and less vulnerable to criticism.
"The Falkirk Westminster constituency is placed under special measures and the General Secretary will review internal membership procedures and advise on any changes that may be needed to ensure that they are not open to abuse".
Steering committees have been set up to advise on structural changes, such as a commission headed by Lord Chris Patten to reform Vatican media operations.
But on Wednesday and Thursday, the F.D.A. will ask a panel of experts to review the evidence and advise on possible policy changes, which could include warning labels on food.
Doing nothing until the end of the decade would also likely mean curtains for low-lying areas and small island states, including the Maldives, whose President Mohamed Nasheed I advise on climate change issues.
In an official declaration to Parliament released at the end of last week, the Aldershot MP described his job as "advising on the effects of legislative changes and other matters".
When he took over as defence secretary, "I employed civilian experts to advise on changes," he writes in an unusually muted tone.
The Committee on Climate Change, which advised on the level of cuts needed, has previously written to ministers to warn that there are not yet the policies in place to meet the target.
