The phrase "advising on behalf of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is providing advice or guidance as a representative of another person or organization.
Example: "I am advising on behalf of the board regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "counseling for" or "providing guidance on behalf of".
Two refugees from Washington politics are also living in Yunnan and advising the project on behalf of the Nature Conservancy.
New regulations introduced last year, replacing the old licensed agents system, require that anybody advising or negotiating on behalf of a player or club, on the "substantive" terms of any deal, must be registered as an "intermediary" with the FA and reported to the governing body on an official form recording the transfer.
Manafort has long faced scrutiny for his indirect ties to Russian officials, most notably via his work advising and lobbying on behalf of the pro-Russian former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
For example, Keith Whitaker, who advises wealthy families on behalf of Wells Fargo, says many of them sympathise with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Ms. Jaff, a lawyer who has worked on legal issues surrounding health care in both the public and private sector, now runs Advocacy for Patients With Chronic Illness (advocacyforpatients.org), a nonprofit organization in Farmington, Conn., that advises and advocates on behalf of the chronically ill.
Donors are asked to include their address with their donation so the association can send a receipt, as well as send a card to the family advising of the memorial given on behalf of their loved one.
The website does not explicitly state that Pflüger is also a businessman whose Berlin-based company Pflüger International advises and lobbies politicians on behalf of a host of international energy firms.
Crises or epiphanies that turn thinking upside down (as with Augustine or Emerson) are frequent, for example; and it's striking how many of the 12 were close to rulers, from the political humiliations of Socrates and Plato, via Seneca advising Nero, to Montaigne negotiating on behalf of Henry of Navarre and Descartes agreeing to be Queen Christina of Sweden's court philosopher.
DO YOUR OWN TALKING Anna Ivey, a private admissions consultant, advises parents never to call on behalf of a child.
The Center will produce white papers, file amicus briefs in consumer cases nationwide, advise legislatures and regulatory agencies on behalf of low-income consumers, and increase student opportunities for hands-on experience in consumer policy.
