The phrase "advisers work for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the relationship between advisers and the entities or individuals they serve or support.
Example: "The advisers work for the board of directors, providing strategic guidance and expertise."
Alternatives: "advisers are employed by" or "advisers serve".
The complexities of F.D.I.C.-assisted transactions mean advisers work for their fees.
Political advisers work for just one master, but ministers are different.
Where those advisers work for big institutions like Banco Santander, investors will most likely look to them, rather than to the remnants of Mr. Madoff's firm, for restitution.
"Most broker-dealers and registered investment advisers work for small firms," says Doan. Doan's third inspiration, jotted down by his yellowing hand on yellow pads in 1998, was that small businesses would one day surpass large businesses as consumers of software and services.
Special advisers working for cabinet ministers would mainly focus on giving policy advice.
Relations were so bad that at one point Brown's staff referred to the young special advisers working for Blair as the "Hitler Youth".
This would reduce the number of special advisers working for the prime minister and chancellor and ensure the wars between Brown and Blair's staff would not be repeated.
Telephone assessments are carried out on people's needs by a team of advisers working for the council's new service, Care Direct Plus.
Now there are only three.During the ten years of Tony Blair's government, other EU leaders got used to dealing directly with a few powerful advisers working for the prime minister in Downing Street.
Talks between Sony's finance director, Kevin Kelleher, and EMI's executive chairman, Charles Allen, could begin in May if advisers working for the two firms can stitch together an outline agreement over the next few weeks.
The civil service can demand documents, emails and testimony from its own employees, and from special advisers working for ministers, but it has no such powers over businessmen such as Werritty.
