The phrase "advised network" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to a network that has been recommended or suggested, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The advised network for our project includes several key stakeholders who can provide valuable insights."
Alternatives: "recommended network" or "suggested network".
Belsky tells us that the team is excited to bring on Union Square Ventures as its first lead investor, as the firm has a track record of having funded and advised network-based businesses like Etsy, Twitter, Foursquare, and Kickstarter.
The focus for the UK should be to work mostly in the background through existing and new channels to advise, network, train and provide non-military services to armed fighting groups in different parts of the country.
Ms Hughes, who is advising Network Rail about crossing safety, told MPs: "I believe that they have made very significant changes but... there is a massive amount of work that needs to be done".
"We never advised the networks specifically they had to reach the number".
Policy-makers have advised us, networks connected us and politicians have put their weight behind our demands.
Michelle, one of my co-founders, was invited recently to be a representative to the Federal Communications Commission – the only representative from any Internet startup to advise on network neutrality – she's one of fifteen setting network neutrality policies.
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The deployment of Mr. Emanuel — a former chief of staff to Mr. Obama and an aggressive fund-raiser with close ties to the Obama and Clinton donor networks — gives Democratic groups for the first time a dedicated rainmaker of a stature similar to Karl Rove, the strategist who advises a network of Republican outside groups that are expected to spend as much as $500 million in this election cycle.
The law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, which provided legal counsel to LinkedIn, had previously advised the social network on its $1.5 billion takeover of the online learning company Lynda.com.
"That's why it is really important to know exactly what you are doing and what you are responsible for paying when you go out of network," advised Mr. Billet.
