The phrase "advising support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to assistance or guidance provided in a specific area, such as education or professional development.
Example: "The organization offers advising support to help students navigate their academic paths effectively."
Alternatives: "guidance assistance" or "consultative support".
"The follow-up she does involves advising, supporting and if necessary counseling our students," Mr. Crane said.
Everyone has "BTDT" (been there, done that) and mostly wants to advise, support and sympathize.
As for protecting a CSOs identity and integrity, Rabinowitz advises support through core funding, which funds an organisation as a whole rather than a distinct set of activities.
The new resolution authorizes the United Nations to "advise, support and assist the government and people of Iraq on advancing their inclusive, political dialogue and national reconciliation".
Cambridge noted that it runs teacher residential courses alongside summer schools with the Sutton Trust, a programme of conferences, college visits and departmental events "to advise, support and inspire teachers", as well as liaison officers providing points of contact for teachers in every part of the UK.
Thus were born the "Rules of Engagement," and I think they stand up still today as a Baedeker for relationships between creative industries and those who seek to advise, support and strengthen them.
In Belgium, specialist multidisciplinary palliative care teams advise, support, and help primary or regular care givers in caring for dying individuals in every care setting.
The general aims of breastfeeding clinics are to advise, support and encourage mothers who have left hospital and who wish to breastfeed [ 1- 3].
The ProMo is a 1-year progressive physical exercise and physical activity counseling program reinforced by advise, support and encouragement for safe walking as well as discussions on fall prevention and pain management strategies.
If your child was found in possession of drugs, would you want them to be arrested, charged and convicted (with all the stigma that entails) or advised, supported and treated if necessary?
