The phrase "advisers to repeat" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where advisers are being instructed to repeat something, but it needs additional information for proper usage.
Example: "The committee asked the advisers to repeat their recommendations during the meeting."
Alternatives: "counselors to reiterate" or "advisors to restate".
When their adviser asks them to repeat someone else's experiment, what should they do, and how should they think about what they're doing?
The president's political advisers said he was unlikely to repeat the remark when he travels to California on Thursday and Friday, particularly now that two other Republicans he knows personally, Mr. Ueberroth and Mr. Simon, have entered the race.
Even as Secretary Powell has sought repeatedly on this trip to start parallel security and political discussions, Mr. Ayalon, the adviser to Mr. Sharon, repeated Israel's longstanding position that a cease-fire is the key to any progress.
A retired major general, Paul Eaton, now an adviser to Hillary Clinton, repeats the judgment of General Eric Shinseki that too few troops were allotted for the task assigned.
Mr. Bush's political advisers often repeat their belief, Mr. Reed reminded the pastors, that about four million conservative Christian voters did not vote in the last presidential election.
Aides and advisers repeated to anyone who would listen the words that Mr. McCain has frequently spoken following his comments about the economy's fundamental strengths: that "these are very, very difficult times".
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Advisers to Mr. Obama strongly reject the criticism.
