The phrase "adviser taking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an adviser who is taking some action, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The adviser taking notes during the meeting was very helpful."
Alternatives: "adviser who is" or "adviser engaged in".
"Feel your skin!" commanded the beauty adviser, taking my hand and running it along my face.
Any financial adviser taking a look at my investment portfolio, or my hoard of vintage cubic zirconia, would agree.
After Mr. Milosevic's ouster Mr. Jeremic followed Mr. Tadic through a succession of ministries as an adviser, taking a break for a degree from Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, before himself becoming foreign minister.
Bannon's removal from the NSC also appeared to mark a victory for national security adviser HR McMaster who reportedly objected to a political adviser taking part in security discussions.
While it searches for a new music director, orchestra officials said they are relieved that Mr. Jarvi has agreed to stay on as an artistic adviser, taking on a role similar to that of Charles Dutoit in Philadelphia, which is also without a music director.
Once the advisee-adviser pairing has been agreed upon by the adviser and the student, the chosen adviser takes over academic and research advising.
The adviser took a deep breath.
Stuart Stevens, a Romney campaign adviser, took to Twitter to dispute the degree of social media supervision.
Describing it to our lawyers, therapists and financial adviser took some explaining and forced us to answer some tough questions.
One faculty adviser took a student shopping for posters, curtains and a throw rug to make her stark room cozier.
MOSCOW — Without warning, guards sent by a senior Kremlin adviser took over an elegant pre-revolutionary mansion in an upscale neighborhood of Moscow here last week.
