The phrase "advisory cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a group or unit provides advice or guidance, often in organizational or governmental settings.
Example: "The advisory cell was established to provide expert recommendations on policy changes."
Alternatives: "consultative group" or "advisory committee".
As well, an environmental planning and advisory cell has been established within headquarters joint operations command, and defence is represented at the government's disaster and climate resilience reference group.
(I-7, civil society representative) " The current chief minister of the state has declared maternal health as an important political agenda in his 100 days programme and constituted a special advisory cell to monitor progress and to give regular feedback".
Accordingly, the health agencies of Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom have issued precautionary advisories regarding cell phone use for consumers of all ages.
"Certainly we put an emphasis on research that cannot or is not being done elsewhere, which means embryonic stem cells," said Dr. J. Robert Galvin, the commissioner of Connecticut's Department of Public Health and chairman of its stem-cell advisory board.
In yet other situations they act as sources of information and advice for their patients [ 17, 18], among various other types and degrees of involvement (e.g., clinic ownership, membership on advisory boards, suppliers of cell lines, etc).
Dr. Noga is also chairman of the scientific advisory board of Cryo-Cell International, the company marketing a menstrual blood collection and storage service.
A national advisory body would oversee stem cell research, both public and privately funded, and could license researchers.
Norihiko Nakamura, an executive advisory engineer responsible for Toyota's fuel cell development, said it might be at least 10 years before a fuel cell vehicle could be mass-produced.
As a professor of public health, Timothy Caulfield sits on advisory boards and committees, parsing studies on stem cell research, genetics and obesity.
Ertl, H. C. et al. Considerations for the clinical application of chimeric antigen receptor T cells: observations from a recombinant DNA advisory committee symposium held June 15 , 2010
Michael Gazzaniga, a member of Mr Bush's advisory panel on bioethics, says the cloned clump of cells "has no nervous system and is not sentient in any way.
