The phrase "advising on the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing guidance or recommendations regarding a development process or project.
Example: "The consultant is advising on the development of the new software application to ensure it meets user needs."
Alternatives: "providing guidance on the development" or "offering advice on the development".
The work included advising on the development of a commercial nuclear energy program.
This publication specifically sets out basic principles and approaches to truth commissions and is intended to assist United Nations and other policymakers in advising on the development of truth-seeking mechanisms.--Publisher's description.
Cornell University, for example, is advising on the development of a world-class university in Hanoi, while Fulbright University will soon open a campus in Ho Chi Minh City.
Special thanks to Hilary Standing for advising on the development and drafting of this paper.
The GP investigators will also play a role in advising on the development of recruitment protocols as well as encouraging GP buy-in to the project.
This has now developed into a Patient Advisory Group which meets every three months to advise on the development of the clinic improvements, future research studies and contributed to the rebranding of the entire MS research team.
Sabeen advises on the development of overall career management strategies.
The EU also established two further stakeholder platformsto bring together government officials, security "experts" and companies selling homeland security products to advise on the development of the programme.
One example in the report is that of KPMG, whose staff advised on the development of "controlled foreign company" and "patent box" rules, and then issued marketing brochures highlighting the role they had played.
He put together a task force made up of representatives from all the manufacturing sites to advise on the development process and to ensure that the instrument would fit in with operations.
In the 1980s China asked Goh Keng Swee, Singapore's former finance minister, to advise on the development of its special economic zones; today it is keeping a watchful eye on the city-state's model of state-sponsored entrepreneurship.
