The phrase "adviser back" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "I need my adviser back to discuss my project."
Alternatives: "return my adviser" or "bring back my adviser".
The greeting-card suggestion had the slightly shabby feel of some of Joyce's own moneymaking schemes, so I wrote the adviser back with some greeting-card ideas.
They would move the presidential science adviser back into the close orbit of the White House, a position it occupied until 2001, and they support the human exploration of space.
When he did manage to move, and signed on in Wales, he was sanctioned again for not attending a meeting with an adviser back in Stafford.
This option, known as dollarization, was one I presented to President Caldera, when I was his adviser back in 1995.
With the campaign reeling by the end of August, insiders rejoiced when Dukakis finally brought John Sasso, his longtime friend and adviser, back on Labor Day weekend to take over from Estrich.
One personal adviser backed up claims that targets led advisers to "set up" claimants.
Lazard is lead financial adviser, backed by Centreview Partners, with Citigroup and Deutsche Bank as joint corporate brokers.
Michael S. Dell received a strong endorsement on Monday after an influential shareholder adviser backed his $24.4 billion takeover bid for the company he founded, a move that could end the monthslong fight over control of Dell Inc.
FINANCIAL TIMES Harbinger Capital Secures Credit From Fund Backed by Dell | Harbinger Capital Partnersrs, the hedge fund run by Philip A. Falcone, entered into an agreement with a credit fund run by MSDC Management, an investment adviser backed by the money management firm for Michael Dell and his family, Bloomberg News reports.
Earlier, when Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison ran against Mr. Perry in the Republican primary for governor in 2010, many in the Bush camp — the first President Bush and his wife, Barbara, former Vice President Dick Cheney and Karen P. Hughes, a trusted Bush adviser — backed her failed bid.
EU Adviser Backs Marks & Spencer Tax Case.
