The phrase "advising and facilitating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts where you are describing roles or actions that involve providing guidance and support to others.
Example: "In my role as a project manager, I am responsible for advising and facilitating the team's progress towards our goals."
Alternatives: "counseling and supporting" or "guiding and assisting".
There is a University-wide Joint Governance Coordinating Committee (JGCC) that advises and facilitates best practices among Harvard's Joint Councils.
The Student Services Unit of the Department of Linguistics guides and supports students in achieving their academic, career, and personal goals by providing personalized, comprehensive advising and by facilitating activities and opportunities that enhance and encourage student success.
Not from direct federal employment, which has risen only modestly of late, but from the growing armies of lobbyists and lawyers, contractors and consultants, who make their living advising and influencing and facilitating the public sector's work.
In addition to these formal activities, PSE also serves as a focal point for social enterprise-related activities at Yale, facilitating, advising, and drawing connections among students, faculty, the Yale community, and the broader network in the US and internationally of interested practitioners and institutions.
In addition to these formal activities, the PSE also serves as a focal point for social enterprise-related activities at SOM, facilitating, advising, and drawing connections among students, faculty, the Yale community, and the broader network in the US and internationally of interested practitioners and institutions.
Brokers, however, have remained relevant as advisers to their clients, so despite the listing data being publicly available, the broker continues to play an important role in advising clients, negotiating deals and facilitating transactions.
The entering first-year class of about 560 students is divided into seven sections of approximately eighty students to facilitate academic and career advising and to provide regular opportunities beyond the classroom for discussions about law and the legal profession.
We do this by mediating and facilitating, problem-solving, advising, coaching, and project managing.
Traditional Abenaki social organization consisted of relatively small kin-based bands led by a civil chief who advised the group and facilitated consensus-based decision making; there was usually a separate war chief.
