The phrase "adviser her" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, lacking proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "I need to adviser her on the project" would be incorrect; it should be "advise her on the project."
Alternatives: "advise her" or "counsel her."
Of course, Clinton's main adviser, her husband, thinks he is that person.
Carrying the mail, Ms. Somerville has her own daily health adviser, her mother, Patricia, a mail sorter at the Friendship Heights station in the city's northwest quadrant.
Humphrey praised the program, yet added criticism that Miss Koner found so perceptive that she sought out Humphrey and asked her to be her adviser, her "outside eye," as she called her.
"Asking his senior adviser her views, [Arminka] Helic (who is Bosnian), said: 'America is the essential country.' "Hague said whoever enters 10 Downing Street as prime minister soon learns of the essential nature of the relationship with America.
According to one adviser, her internal polling indicates that a high proportion of Democrats see her as strong and tough, both assets particularly valuable to a female candidate who is seeking to become commander in chief.
Dr Khan's mother had been told by Syrian president Bashar Assad's adviser her son would be released, the court learned.
She had her regulars – her former adviser Robin Harris, Bernard Ingham, her press secretary – but she wasn't so close to her family.
That broker represented both the buyer and the seller, and Ms. Hunter lost control of her adviser and her sale.
"Why is this news to the student, that her adviser considers her notebooks to be the property of the lab?
At that evening's social activities, her adviser introduced her to every big shot in the room.
Her adviser told her to double check the morphology, warning that although she might be onto something "big," no one would believe her findings without strong evidence.
