The phrase "advisory code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where guidelines, recommendations, or codes of conduct are being referred to, particularly in professional or regulatory settings.
Example: "The company has implemented an advisory code to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "guideline code" or "recommendatory code".
He says an advisory Highway Code amendment would be more effective than a legislation change as the distance would be hard to measure in practical terms and "Mr Loophole-style lawyers who get their clients off speed camera offences would constantly challenge the evidence regarding passing distances, which would be hard to prove beyond reasonable doubt".
The AED operating mode, either "manual" or "advisory," was coded in the variable "mode".
Because the F.B.I. could not point to a target or method of attack, the Department of Homeland Security did not raise the threat advisory system beyond code yellow.
On its web site, eEye explained why it felt justified in posting the advisory and the source code.
The federal Air Quality Index has a database for each day's advisory searchable by zip code, and recommends staying indoors when the quality hits an "unhealthy" level.
The activity prompted the observatory to issue a code-yellow advisory for air travelers and others in the region.
He added: "As a consequence, and regardless of the possible judicial consequences that this incident may also have, I have decided today to refer this very regrettable matter to the advisory committee established by the code of conduct, and asked for it to be dealt with as a matter of urgency next week".
For its part, Microsoft was not pleased with eEyes decision to issue an advisory, much less any source code that could be used against their product.
After review by the ArchivesSpace Users Advisory and Technical Advisory Councils, that code was incorporated into the ArchivesSpace 1.1.0 release.
