The phrase "advisory activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or tasks that provide guidance, recommendations, or support in a particular context, often in a professional or organizational setting.
Example: "The committee will focus on advisory activities to help improve the overall performance of the organization."
Alternatives: "consultative tasks" or "guidance functions".
Following his retirement in 1982, he threw himself into a range of business and advisory activities.
Mr. Buckalew was the head of Greenhill's North American Corporate Advisory activities.
This paper examines to what extent advisory activities previously performed inside the government have been relocated to places outside of government.
While at Columbia, Professor Janow has undertaken a variety of external advisory activities along with her substantial ongoing research activities.
An experienced business executive and strategist, she currently is pursuing nonprofit and business advisory activities in Boston.
She leads advisory activities in information disclosure control and ethics for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Cyber Security R&D Directorate.
A further specialized branch of advisory activity associated with legislation has become prominent the law-reform commission or committee.
With the discovery of the first copper-pumping ATPase in 1992, Marc's focus shifted to copper, including copper-related diseases and the antimicrobial activity of metallic copper; work in this area included advisory activity on government and industry panels.
This group-based problem-solving process is a modified version of a peer-to-peer advisory activity that was developed by The John A Hartford Foundation to support interaction between the foundation's interdisciplinary grantees and scholars.
JT discloses scientific advisory board activities for Immune Targeting Systems and Toyama Chemical Concern.
M Weller and P Roth have received honoraria for advisory board activities for MSD and Roche.
