The phrase "advised a group of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to giving guidance or recommendations to a specific group of people.
Example: "The expert advised a group of students on how to improve their study habits."
Alternatives: "counseled a team of" or "guided a cohort of".
"Cancel your dinner plans," Peter DeMarco, Mr. Franks's spokesman, advised a group of reporters.
EFG-Hermes advised a group of shareholders on the transaction, and its funds owned shares.
Opposition party members contended that the assignment gave Goldman an unfair advantage when it advised a group of investors who sought to buy another nationalized bank, Nippon Credit.
She recalls how she advised a group of very poor women running a small, unprofitable bakery in Rwanda some years ago.
"The way to do it is organize as a group and go to the landlord and negotiate," Mr. Frazer advised a group of 1,000 downtown residents who met on Friday.
During the afternoon session of the trial, jurors also heard testimony from an Andersen partner who said that a day after the firm learned that the Securities and Exchange Commission had opened an informal inquiry into Enron, an Andersen lawyer advised a group of employees who worked on the account to follow the firm's document retention policy.
Mr. Blumenthal was also advising a group of businessmen, including Mr. Drumheller, who were exploring profit-making ventures in Libya.
Managers frequently share mentoring responsibilities within a circle for instance, three executives might work together to advise a group of nine employees.
Jack is part of the team currently advising a group of claimants in a dispute against Google over its use of tracking cookies (Vidal-Hall v Google Inc), which is shortly due to be heard in the Court of Appeal.
When Ms. Landers advises a group of teenagers, "If you want to neck, go home," she hints at the deluge that might follow the dissolution of rules of conduct like her own.
Indeed, when listened to in full, the tape the ADL so strenuously objected to reveals Ellison to have been advising a group of Muslim Americans on how to organize better for political change, despite being a relatively small population, much like American Jews.
