The phrase "adviser so far" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the extent of advice received from an adviser up to a certain point in time.
Example: "My adviser so far has provided valuable insights into my research project."
Alternatives: "my adviser to date" or "my adviser until now".
Sullivan & Cromwell remains atop the hill of mergers and acquisitions legal advisers so far this year.
The results produced by the group of advisers so far do not show that the group is fulfilling this function.
Henri Guaino, a deputy and former presidential adviser, went so far as to declare that the decision "dishonoured" the justice system and "tarnished" France.
Brian Deese, a senior White House adviser, went so far as to venture that the US and China were now finally on the same team.
Condoleezza Rice, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, went so far today as to accuse France of trying to take NATO hostage and of threatening smaller countries that had backed the White House position on the war.
In fact, that adviser went so far as to try to block my hiring, saying, "Why are we hiring drunks at the campaign?" Even at that level and in that context and time, the stigma was alive and well.
The American advisers have so far been restricted to battalion-level training.
Mr. Bush has made his support for missile defense clear, but Mr. Rumsfeld and other senior advisers have so far provided few clues about how the administration intends to move ahead.
With his penchant for dramatic statements and his talent for India's indigenous style of tactical politics, Mr. Hazare, along with his advisers, has so far outmaneuvered government efforts to defuse his anticorruption campaign, but his arrival at Ramlila Maidan moves the drama to a new stage.
In the case of Jeb Bush, he and his advisers have so far had a laser-focus on the electorate they felt mattered most: big donors.
