The phrase "advising and monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where guidance and oversight are being discussed, such as in management, education, or healthcare.
Example: "The role of the supervisor includes advising and monitoring the progress of the team members to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "guiding and overseeing" or "counseling and supervising".
Fama (1980) and Fama and Jensen (1983) support our finding and propose that such directors are especially skilled at advising and monitoring their firms to ensure that shareholder interests are protected.
Speaking at the annual conference of Public Health England, which is responsible for advising and monitoring the work of the local authorities, Stevens made it clear that obesity could have a catastrophic impact not only on the nation's health but on the nation's health service.
Small close-knit partnerships each invested a few million dollars a year, and partners spent much time advising and monitoring managers as they built a firm into a sustainable business that could be sold to investors in the stockmarket.
Advising and monitoring the patient are recommended.
We investigate how outside directors on supervisory boards influence innovative activities of the firms they advise and monitor.
Differentiating between outside directors from innovative and non-innovative companies reveals that only outside directors from innovative firms increase patenting activities at the firms they advise and monitor.
The World Bank representative in Mozambique, James Coates, who advises and monitors Mr. Chissano's government, said he believed the country's economy would recover.
Sir Jonathon, along with some other leading environmental figures, will be part of an independent panel to advise and monitor the targetneutral project.
The administering office, either ASP or OGE, will advise and monitor special student registration and notify departments of changes that require subsequent approval.
At Emory University in Atlanta, Robert Pastor, an expert on Latin America who served in the Carter administration and who has advised and monitored elections as far afield as China, draws a line at downgrading the essential role of national elections.
Even better was the 2002 Homelessness Act, in which Shelter was deeply involved and for which Holmes drew up a plan for his charity to advise and monitor local councils, which were required to draw up homelessness strategies.
