The phrase "advising potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability or capacity to provide advice or guidance to someone or something.
Example: "The consultant's role includes advising potential clients on their business strategies."
Alternatives: "guiding prospects" or "counseling possible clients".
People advising potential buyers said the price for Newsday could exceed $500 million.
I'll end this post by advising potential readers to look past the packaging: "The Good Book" is, in the end, good enough to overcome its own missteps.
The request was denied, but Lithuanian officials worry that other countries may be more cooperative, and they are advising potential targets to stay home.
The United States embassy in Canberra released a statement warning citizens of Australia's strict customs and quarantine regulations and advising potential travellers with specific concerns to contact the Australian embassy in Washington DC for more details.
The woman from Chicago, for example, intended to stay in New York for a week, advising potential clients in her online advertisement that she would be splitting her time between Queens and Manhattan.
He revived his cheeky promotional tendencies for Cheetah, mailing flyers to record stores advising potential customers to "read the owners manual carefully before attempting to operate the Cheetah EP".
When you advise potential bidders on hostile transactions now, what do you advise them?
Ocen advises potential applicants to check out universities' use of technology to assist students.
Instead he advises potential medical recruits to consider joining Libyan, Boko Haram or Isis affiliates in Egypt.
Equitours consultants screen and advise potential randonneurs; the staff at La Ferme Équestre du Causse make a final evaluation of competence.
The manual advises potential recruits on gender-specific travel options, the packing of "vital belongings", and suitable clothing.
