The phrase "advising focus" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the focus or emphasis of advice being given, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In our meeting, we will have an advising focus on improving team communication."
Alternatives: "guidance emphasis" or "advisory concentration".
Year One Labs is taking a hand-on approach to advising, focused on co-creating startups with entrepreneurs in the program.
How can universities shift from mass-produced, transactional advising focused on fulfilling course requirements to personalized guidance driven by relationships between advisors and students?
If you find yourself at a loss for words, Post advises, focus on those around you.
Carr said he advised focusing on the thumb of the throwing hand.
It advised focusing on systems that aim to intercept enemy warheads at a later, midcourse trajectory.
Bruce Rosard, president of Moguls Mountain Travel, a ski tour agency based in Boulder, Colo., advises focusing on the mountains nearest the air hubs in Denver and Salt Lake City.
Instead of answering ads, Mr. Travis advised focusing on networking because a personal connection is more likely to persuade an employer to give you the benefit of the doubt.
David Kennedy, a senior researcher at Harvard, was hired to help, and he advised focusing on gun violence, not on gangs or drugs, a seemingly small distinction, but a crucial one for enforcement.
We would advise focusing on the 'human stories' rather than getting bogged down in too many facts and figures, especially if it is a small organization – the Awards have shown that depth of impact is recognized as much as breadth, so that impact should be fully explored and demonstrated through portraying the journeys of the people/communities involved.
Instead, she advises focusing on looking at speaking engagements, which often provide better exposure.
Kraus also advised focusing a lot less on "top-line growth" and instead on positive unit economics.
