The phrase "advising each other" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mutual exchange of guidance or recommendations between two or more parties.
Example: "During the meeting, the team members were advising each other on the best strategies to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "counseling one another" or "guiding each other".
It definitely has an impact; afterwards people do discuss what they have seen and they start advising each other," says Kamara.
When Cameron met his Polish counterpart, Beata Szydło, for a bilateral meeting, the pair spent most of the time advising each other how to sell the reforms to their respective countries.
She and a friend who hopes to become pregnant, too, spent part of the morning advising each other via text message about how to stave off the dreaded virus.
In the deputy editorati semi-circles in which I often travel — where everyone subscribes to the New York Review of Books and at parties in brownstone Brooklyn young writers are forever asking each other "What are you working on?" and advising each other to "totally pitch that to Harper's" — book talk is as central to the scene as drinking, sex and even talk about real estate.
The two CEOs have been informally advising each other for a few years, after being introduced through eBay board member and Airbnb investor Marc Andreessen.
Y Combinator is just one sub-network of a larger network made up of angel investors, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs investing in each other, advising each other and occasionally also working for each other.
They advise each other on how to kick in doors and how to handle pregnant subordinates.
They took golf trips (Byrd drilled two holes in one with Stallings) and advised each other in recruiting.
"The relationship between Korea and the U.S. should be one between friends who can advise each other in the right direction.
They can then trade sheets after they've been constructed and advise each other on areas for development on any key topics missed.
Armenian and Jewish scholars have long collaborated and advised each other on the collection of witness testimonies and documentation of their suffering.
