The phrase "adviser answer" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to a response or reply from an adviser, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I need an adviser answer regarding my academic choices."
Alternatives: "adviser's response" or "adviser's reply."
Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, answered first.
Asked what surprised him most about Mr. Obama, Mr. Donilon, the national security adviser, answered immediately: "He's a president who is quite comfortable with the use of force on behalf of the United States".
Phillips (or on one occasion an adviser) answered each letter at length, with the exception of the last query, to which the EHRC chairman gave a succinct reply: "The answer to your question is no".
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Nonetheless, Mr. Bush makes foreign policy by committee, and prefers to have his coterie of advisers answer all the questions.
Phillips has hired a team to produce videos — of Michelle Obama talking about health reform, of Presidential advisers answering policy questions — which are posted on the White House Web site, WhiteHouse.gov, and often made available to television.
Phillips has hired a team to produce videos of Michelle Obama talking about health reform, of Presidential advisers answering policy questions which are posted on the White House Web site, WhiteHouse.gov, and often made available to television.
We must not let the ripple of isolationism they have generated build into a tidal wave". It fell to Anthony Lake, Clinton's national security adviser, to answer Dole's charges on the Administration's Russia policy.
Jones, her adviser, have answered this question.
Last fall, Absi was inducted into the Islamic State Shura Council, a group of advisers who answer directly to Baghdadi.
