The phrase "advising on issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of providing guidance or recommendations regarding specific problems or topics.
Example: "The consultant is responsible for advising on issues related to project management and team dynamics."
Alternatives: "providing guidance on matters" or "offering counsel on topics".
Jones has led the teams advising on issues from the Leveson inquiry to Top Gear's legal battle with electric car manufacturer Tesla.
RDs work closely with the Resident Fellow or College Director and Resident or College Assistants in each house, advising on issues of leaves of absence, housing and roommate concerns, special concerns of women or students of color, and other administrative matters.
When you look carefully at the crowd it is mostly young women, discussing and advising on issues way above their ages and using enhancers like a microphone.
He advises on issues of biology and genetics research in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.
The state's public access counselor, who advises on issues over public records, had reached the same decision.
"Fred Thompson is an inactive member of an advisory board where his role is to advise on issues related to national security," he said.
Patients will be advised on issues such as taking medication according to prescriptions and appropriate hygiene measures, and encouraged to check whether staff have washed their hands.
In France, the bishops this year established a committee consisting of 11 members, 5 of them women, to advise on issues of sexual abuse of minors.
The committee highlights the way the firms seconded staff to the Treasury to advise on issues in the drafting of legislation.
After he leaves the Whitney, Mr. Anderson said, he will become a Leadership Fellow at the Chief Executive Leadership Institute at the Yale School of Management, where he will advise on issues affecting public organizations.
