The phrase "advisory appointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being appointed to a position that provides advice or guidance, often in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "The board announced the advisory appointment of Dr. Smith to help guide the new initiative."
Alternatives: "consultative role" or "advisory role".
Board members were asked to submit recommendations for advisory appointments to Mr. Thompson by Friday.
He holds a number of national and international advisory appointments in his discipline, and in healthcare policy and practice.
Many senior South Korean government officials leave office and get advisory appointments at a Chaebol group, but after he left office as Prime Minister, Chung cut his own path creating the Korea Institute for Shared Growth to further his agenda of building an inclusive society and helping the broader populus.
State officials remain undeterred by the challenge, and the financial advisory board appointment shows the governor intends to move forward with the consent agreement.
There is no evidence that if they had been given a job by this bogus US lobbyist that they would have avoided referring the appointments to advisory committee on business appointments, the body that oversees the jobs ministers and civil servants can accept after they have left office.
President-elect Barack Obama has put her on his transition economic advisory board (an appointment her strongest critics here deride as ludicrous, akin to putting a tobacco executive on a health board).
The advisory committee on business appointments, which examines new appointments of ministers and senior civil servants, signed off Hendry's new job last month.
A spokesman for Sawers said the appointments were "appropriately vetted and approved" by the advisory committee on business appointments.
The company was accused of providing illegal kickbacks to doctors through such mechanisms as entertainment, travel, and appointment to advisory boards or speaker programs.
Confirming his appointment, the advisory committee on appointments said it was noted that "whilst working in government, Mr Hartnett did have official dealings with Deloitte, and he also dealt with a wide range of major accountancy and law firms during his time in HMRC and the Inland Revenue before that".
