The phrase "advising colleagues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of providing guidance or recommendations to fellow coworkers or team members.
Example: "In my role, I am responsible for advising colleagues on best practices for project management."
Alternatives: "counseling coworkers" or "guiding team members".
He also mentored young designers and advised colleagues on how to make the most of a restricted palette of typefaces.
The Kentucky Republican advised colleagues on Monday "against making any sort of travel arrangements [for the coming Memorial Day recess] until the path forward becomes clear".
Discussing the issue of extra summit meetings last week, Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister and champion of political incorrectness, advised colleagues to cancel news conferences and enjoy themselves more — perhaps by finding a girlfriend in Brussels.
We can worry more about our peers than the public". That's also the view of director Marcus Romer, who, in his blog, has advised colleagues to "wake up and smell the coffee" on Quality Metrics.
Members of the team, known inside the chain as climate merchants, study historical weather patterns and up-to-the-minute forecasts to advise colleagues on which products to buy and when to put them on the sales floor.
According to the e-mail time stamps, a message from a Toyota communications coordinator that advised colleagues not to mention "mechanical failures" came before — not in response to — a message from a Toyota executive in the United States urging the company to acknowledge such a problem.
Helpfully, the document advises colleagues: "Don't treat this like a catalogue.
The next level of contact is the residents and fellows, who are often called upon to advise colleagues in other specialities and patients about dose and safety concerns.
We have had to be circumspect in public but in private we have all purchased Gardasil for our own children and advised colleagues to do the same.
