The phrase "advise policy" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to suggest giving guidance on a policy, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The committee was tasked to advise policy changes that would improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "recommend policy" or "suggest policy".
I want to first work as an engineer on green advancements in energy and transportation, and later in my career use this knowledge to advise policy.
Yingling's article — published in the May issue of Armed Forces Journal — noted that a key role of generals is to advise policy makers and the public on the means necessary to win wars.
Today's generals "failed to envision the conditions of future combat and prepare their forces accordingly," and they failed to advise policy makers on how much force would be necessary to win and stabilize Iraq.
It would not police a licence to teach; it would be a voluntary membership organisation that would celebrate high achievement in teaching, embody the most rigorous standards, be driven by its members, advise policy makers, and ultimately attempt to determine the standards for teaching.
Scholars need to develop nexus between innovation and entrepreneurship to advise policy makers.
Therefore, understanding how the employment structure evolves can advise policy makers in designing policies to best promote a sustainable economic growth.
In a speech on Friday at Imperial College, London, McDonnell will promise to "re-establish the supply chain between shop floor and government that has broken down in recent years, bringing workers and unions together to advise policy-makers on the future direction of the economy".
18REST can help detecting such latencies in large-scale assessment and advise policy-makers on how to develop this potential and especially where to find this potential.
This information is extremely important both to enable health professionals to advise parents who would like to follow a baby-led approach to complementary feeding and to advise policy-makers on whether this approach should replace current advice on complementary feeding for parents in general.
In recent times, the research community has been debating (1) the extent to which DCE can be used to advise policy-makers, given that DCEs are complex tools to design for respondents to complete and for researchers to analyse and (2) the information that DCEs can provide to policy makers and how DCE compares with alternative approaches to assist in the decision-making process [ 4].
It advised policy makers: Always think of the Bronx.
