The phrase "advisor strongly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a strong recommendation or opinion from an advisor, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The advisor strongly recommended that we pursue further research before making a decision."
Alternatives: "the advisor firmly" or "the advisor emphatically".
Investors and proxy advisors strongly favor annual Say on Pay votes and may advocate for current practice to continue, even if not statutorily required.
Although the courses were still not required by any of the life science majors, Department of Biology advisors strongly suggested the sequence to freshmen and continuing students who had delayed taking mathematics.
Subsequent meetings with the advisor are strongly encouraged as need arises.
As the story goes, her advisor, who strongly disliked her, took some of her x-ray crystallography images and showed them to his friends, Francis Crick and James Watson, without her prior knowledge.
Only 3% of those with financial advisors said they "strongly agree".
Only 3% of those with financial advisors said they "strongly agree". Ouch.
Jack has gone to the Santa Monica home of his old boss, Secretary of Defense James Heller (a terrific William Devane), to visit his fragile yet stalwart lady love, and Heller's daughter and close advisor, Audrey (tremulously yet strongly played by Kim Raver).
Advisors are trained and strongly encouraged to use data to better serve students.
It's one example of why Indian startup advisors and investors are strongly recommending that entrepreneurs capitalize on Estonia's e-Residency program to develop their technology platforms, build an international clientele and gain access to the EU market.
"Overall, Fidelity's platform and performance are strong and they are a great choice for those seeking a low-cost, low-minimum strongly performing robo advisor". said the report.
