The phrase "adviser whether" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "I need to consult with my adviser whether I should take the advanced course."
Alternatives: "consult with my adviser about" or "ask my adviser if".
So I asked her political adviser whether there would be a summoning of the troops in the coming days to discuss what the next moves will be.
Most consultant wraps work like this: Clients visit an investment adviser, whether a big broker like Salomon Smith Barney or a small independent.
Over all, 57 percent polled said they planned to consult an adviser whether they traded online or not, Mr. Khaleel said.
When I asked a senior Obama adviser whether the Bradley effect was a possible explanation for the gap between the final poll numbers, which showed Obama leading by an average of eight points, and the ultimate outcome, he replied, "Definitely".
The role of a government scientific adviser, whether on long-term issues or in a crisis, is to act as a conduit of advice rather than a single expert opinion.
I once asked William Hague, in an interview where he'd talked frankly about the systematic use of rape as a weapon of warfare, if he considered himself a feminist: his first instinct was to ask his female adviser whether men were allowed to use the word.
The fact is, most companies are loath to comment on their advisers, whether the deal turned out well or not.
Instead, advisers – whether from banks or independent intermediaries – will have to agree a fee with their clients.
With Qaddafi's forces closing in on Benghazi, Obama asked his military advisers whether a no-fly zone would protect the Libyan people.
In a scene set in 1945, the Dalai Lama asks his advisers whether he should appeal to foreign powers such as the US, Britain or India.
But the marred Afghan elections have called into question in the minds of many Obama advisers whether that strategy can work.
