The phrase "advisors reports" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "advisors' reports"? You can use it when referring to reports that are produced by advisors, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The advisors' reports provided valuable insights into the project's progress and future direction."
Alternatives: "reports from advisors" or "advisors' findings".
Advisors' reports are used to discuss each case, in the sixth year and above, with the Dean of the Graduate School (GSAS) in February, and as the basis of the Department's Graduate Student Review meeting in May.
A dozen or so of the properties are in Europe, and the rest are here in the U.S. One of the best things about these guys is how strong their balance sheet is Green Street Advisors reports that Digital's liabilities are just 41% of the estimated market value of their assets.
Arabella Advisors, "Report: Measuring the Growth of the Global Fossil Fuel Divestment and Clean Energy Investment Movement," September 2015, www.arabellaadvisors.com.
It is now, after Obama's surveillance speech last week, his advisors' report and the new PCLOB report, the central question determining the future scope of surveillance policy.
94% of CAS advisors reported an increase in people seeking its help in the last two years because of benefit sanctions.
97% of its advisors reported people going without gas or electricity, or skipping meals, after being sanctioned, with 94% saying people were requesting food parcels.
Many of the advisors reported regularly chatting on the computer, or even over the phone with classmates during and after instruction was over.
In a recent issue of the journal Medical Devices: Evidence and Research, the biomedical engineering student inventors and their medical advisors reported successful animal testing of the Cooling Cure prototype.
Given the complexities of the institutionalized education setting and the relative lack of power of the new professional ECE in the early learning classroom, great care must be taken to ensure that we do not lose the policy and program intent articulated in the special advisors report with respect to care and nurturing in integration.
Confidants and advisors reported that former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher regularly pulled late nights and early mornings.
Throughout the intervention process, the advisors reported few negative client perceptions about the pedometers.
