The phrase "adviser vigorously" is grammatically correct but may lack clarity without additional context.
It can be used when describing the manner in which an adviser provides guidance or support, emphasizing a strong or energetic approach.
Example: "The adviser vigorously encouraged the students to pursue their passions and take risks in their careers."
Alternatives: "adviser energetically" or "adviser forcefully".
Asked about Mr. Nasr's account, Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser, vigorously disputed his interpretation of events.
Some of Bangladesh's current problems stem from its traumatic birth in 1971 — when President Richard M. Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, his national security adviser, vigorously supported the killers and tormentors of a generation of Bangladeshis.
Mr. Clinton has spoken ruefully of his failure to question his advisers vigorously in Somalia and Bosnia early in his term.
"He cheated the people of Bihar," he said, flanked by a phalanx of advisers who vigorously nodded at his every word and attended by a manservant whose only job appeared to be flicking mosquitoes away with a white towel.
Over the past few days, Mr. Romney's advisers have vigorously debated how hard to compete in South Carolina, with some arguing he should skip the primary, pointing out it is winner-take-all in terms of delegates, and concentrate instead on Florida, where the primary is Jan . 29 as well as shore up support in Nevada, which also votes on Saturday.
John Kerry adviser Wesley Clark protested vigorously: "As we face a global war on terror with Al Qaeda active in more than 60 countries, now is not the time to pull-back our forces". He cannot be serious.
"If he does win it is going to be such a shock to the system that we will not stop the fight the day he wins, we will pursue it vigorously," Sanders adviser Tad Devine told The Huffington Post.
BRUNSWICK, Mo .— Mitt Romney and his advisers pride themselves on vigorously pursuing every delegate in every corner of the country in their quest to secure the Republican presidential nomination.
BRUNSWICK, Mo .— Mitt Romney and his campaign advisers pride themselves on vigorously pursuing every delegate in every corner of the country in their quest to secure the Republican presidential nomination.
With these barriers removed, advisers and financial institutions vigorously promoted this strategy – and with good reason.
As adviser to the London mayor, Ken Livingstone, Rogers vigorously fuelled the poor man's obsession with architectural virility.
