The phrase "advisers stand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the position or stance of advisers on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The advisers stand united in their recommendation for the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "advisers position" or "advisers stance".
It is unclear how much Mannesmann's advisers stand to earn.
Miliband's advisers stand to allow them to sit next to Miliband and chat.
He never penetrated the inner circle around the president, whose advisers stand accused of micro-managing defence policy in memoirs by Robert Gates and Leon Panetta, Mr Obama's first two Pentagon chiefs.But even the slickest spokesman would have struggled recently.
The tightness and endurance of Mr. Bush's advisers stand in contrast to the gyrations in Vice President Al Gore's operation, which Mr. Bush has monitored with a disapproving eye.
Multiple companies whose boards include Bush campaign advisers stand to benefit from greater defense spending and more overseas bombing, particularly in the Middle East.
WASHINGTON — In an Oval Office meeting on Dec. 29, 11 of President Obama's top advisers stood before him discussing the heated fiscal negotiations.
In a wood-paneled room, Trump sat at a table scowling as 13 advisers stood behind him, each of them stone-faced and staring into the camera.
Daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, both White House advisers, stood behind or next to the president when he delivered his speech to Muslim leaders, prayed at the Western Wall, addressed Israeli-Palestinian peace and met the pope.
The Market Vane Bullish Consensus, which measures the recommendations of market advisers, stands at 70percentt, a 24-month high and above the 61percentt level it reached in January 2000, before the bull market began unraveling in March of that year.
And with Mr. Bush using photo opportunities and the centrist issue of education to seek to expand his appeal to minorities and independents, his advisers stood ready to use any Democratic defections to their advantage.
Several mayoral aides said they were trying not to follow the debate over the selection too closely, as they said the mayor was angry during a staff meeting on Monday about news reports detailing where some of his advisers stood on the matter.
