The phrase "adviser desk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a desk or workspace designated for an adviser, typically in an educational or professional setting.
Example: "Students can find assistance at the adviser desk located in the main office."
Alternatives: "adviser's office" or "counselor's desk".
MIAMI — As 3 p.m. approached on Monday, the editors of The Eagle Eye student newspaper at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., huddled around their adviser's desk for the announcement of this year's Pulitzer Prizes.
And this little sheet of paper didn't just disappear into my adviser's desk.
"So what are ya workin' on?" your adviser asks, sitting on the desk next to your computer, swishing his or her legs and cocking his or her head at a jaunty angle.
You sit with an adviser at a desk made of resin striated in several shades of red while you ponder a computer questionnaire about your skin and the core of your being that asks, Which of five flowers is truly you?
Except perhaps to thank the officer for his diligence, not forgetting the detective he liaised with and crime desk advisers – for all were dragged into Griffin's wild goose chase, when they might otherwise have engaged in other more profitable activity.
Franzalbert Joku, an adviser on the Papua desk in the Indonesian ministry of political and security affairs, said: "The incident has no impact at all".
As abuse cases from the United States flooded across the future pope's desk a decade ago, advisers said that he was struck by the depth of the crisis.
"I remember, when he was writing it, he had a sack of raw potatoes under his desk," his dissertation adviser, Read Montague, told me.
I sacrificed my desk for a trainee adviser who needed the stability of a fixed desk and started hotdesking.
Without a senior coordinator, the strands won't come together before issues reach the desk of the national security adviser.
