The phrase "adviser earlier" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a previous adviser or to indicate that something was advised earlier, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "I spoke with my adviser earlier about my course selection for next semester."
Alternatives: "previous adviser" or "earlier advice".
Eric Besson, a junior minister for public policy attached to Mr Fillon's office, acted as Ms Royal's chief economic adviser earlier in her campaign.
The book claims that Mr. Obama pushed out two of his closest aides, Robert Gibbs, the press secretary, and David Axelrod, his senior adviser, earlier than planned in a housecleaning after the midterm elections.
Students interested in the honors program should consult the undergraduate adviser early in their junior year.
The form must be completed and approved by a department adviser early in the semester of the expected graduation date.
Students interested in the honors program should consult the Italian undergraduate adviser early in their junior year.
Students are urged to arrange a topic and adviser early in the term before the term in which the essay is to be written.
When President Obama chose Tom Donilon as national security adviser early in his first term, his main national security goals were extricating the United States from costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and keeping the nation safe.
All political science majors and concentrators, including economics-political science and political science-statistics majors, are encouraged to meet with an adviser early in the major to complete a planning form that is filed in the department.
Martin Anderson, who was the White House domestic policy adviser early in Mr. Reagan's first term, disagreed, blaming a Congress that "time and time again" rebuffed presidential plans to cut spending.
For new postdocs, I recommend establishing an open and honest communication with your adviser early on.
Both Obama and Republican nominee Senator John McCain (AZ) have promised to appoint a presidential science adviser early in their respective administrations and to give that person power to shape other appointments and White House policies.
