The phrase "adviser to respond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or expectation for an adviser to provide a reply or feedback.
Example: "I have sent an email to my adviser to respond regarding my application status."
Alternatives: "consultant to reply" or "mentor to answer".
In a sign of the importance placed on the debate, the White House brought out one of Mr. Bush's most influential advisers, Karen P. Hughes, to respond.
Now, nearly two and half years later, the issue of whether Mr. Bush and his advisers failed to respond adequately to the threat of terror before Sept. 11, 2001, has become the focus of intense scrutiny and debate in Washington.
Seton Hall has been fined $12,600 by the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration for failing to train its student residence advisers how to respond to fire alarms and for not providing them with protective gear in the event of a real fire, the agency said last week.
Chamberlain realised that Hitler would likely signal his intentions in his 12 September speech at the annual Nuremberg Rally, and so Chamberlain discussed with his advisers how to respond if war seemed likely.
Susan Rice, a foreign policy adviser to Mr. Obama, responded that Mr. McCain was seriously distorting Mr. Obama's words.
Tim Pearson, chief political adviser to Haley, responded to Sheheen's announcement Wednesday, brushing off any potential threat the Democratic lawmaker may pose if Haley decides to seek reelection.
On the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in Germany last month, President Trump's advisers discussed how to respond to a new revelation that Trump's oldest son had met with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign — a disclosure the advisers knew carried political and potentially legal peril.
The image of the world standing still is due to Sheldon Stern, former historian at the John F Kennedy Presidential Library, who published the authoritative version of the tapes of the ExComm meetings where Kennedy, and a close circle of advisers, debated how to respond to the crisis.
Mr. Halcro, who supported Ms. Murkowski but did not work on her campaign, said he was aware that Ms. Murkowski's advisers had debated how to respond.
But he knows that a ruling against AK by the court, which is quite likely, would plunge Turkey into a deep political crisis.His advisers want Mr Erdogan to respond by stepping up the pace of Turkey's EU-inspired reforms.
