The phrase "advise request" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two separate concepts, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I would like to submit an advise request regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "advisory request" or "request for advice".
Nicole Serle, in charge of wedding registries at Vino in New York, advises requesting an assortment of everyday bottles as well as wines that will appreciate in 5-, 10- and 15-year increments (proper storage is key).
He said he had been advised to request that the gate nearest his plot be inscribed as "the gate for the Jews," and the cemetery agreed.
Defeated twice over, Rudd would have been well advised to request a return to his country's diplomatic service (whence he came), or to put his Mandarin-language skills to good use as, say, chairman of an Australia-China friendship society.
In a series of correspondence (1982-1986), withenhen Giant box office treasurer, Jim Gleason, I was advised my request was "some 9,000 names away from being acted on" with "approximately 4,000" of those from "the list initiated in July 1976" (the year the Giants moved to Giants Stadium).
Physicians were advised to request SFTSV testing for patients with known clinical manifestations of SFTS, including fever (body temperature >38.0°C), thrombocytopenia, leukocytopenia, and GI symptoms.
When the request comes from family, I would advise taking that request seriously.
"I recommend that the OIG advise that future requests be ready to justify government air in greater detail, especially regarding cost comparisons and needs for security and other special factors," Delmar said in his report.
"I recommend that the OIG advise that future requests be ready to justify government air in greater detail, especially regarding cost comparisons and needs for security and other special factors," OIG counsel Rich Delmar wrote in his report, according to Reuters.
The campus interfraternity panel will evaluate the group's request and advise the university administration, which will make the final decision.
Interestingly, Knip also employs a team of brokers — purely salaried and not commission-based — who, upon request, will advise on insurance products, tariffs and services to help you optimise your various insurance.
