The phrase "advisory content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to information or material that provides guidance or recommendations on a particular subject.
Example: "The website offers a variety of advisory content to help users make informed decisions about their health."
Alternatives: "guidance material" or "recommendatory information".
Because the comparative analysis revealed that all state advisories target sensitive populations, it is particularly important that these advisories offer thoughtful recommendations that consider perception of advisory content.
Anyone can get an account on the IMDB and edit the parental advisory content, so the parental advisory content can sometimes be inaccurate.
IMDB now has parental advisory content in case you plan on taking your kid(s) to a movie.
Several sport black T-shirts that read "Liberal advisory: Conservative content" (a play on "Parental advisory: explicit content").
Boom Box was given a Parental Advisory: Explicit Content sticker in the United States because of the content in Live in the Tragic Kingdom, which also received the sticker upon its release.
"Ashanti" even comes with a "Parental Advisory Explicit Content" tag, but only for a few words you might hear on "South Park".
When Murray played Novak Djokovic in the final two days later, Kim – now Mrs Murray and the mother of their daughter, Sophia – wore a slogan on a T-shirt that significantly lightened the mood: "Parental advisory: explicit content".
The current warning -- "Parental Advisory: Explicit Content" -- was created in 1985 after a hard-fought effort by Tipper Gore, the wife of Al Gore, who was then a senator from Tennessee.
The poster design pastiches the "Parental advisory explicit content" stickers that went on CDs back in the Tower Records era, and this is in some ways a boilerplate period music movie right down to the "epiphany" moment in the recording studio.
Kim Sears, Andy Murray's fiancée, proved she has a sense of humour when she watched the Australian Open final in Melbourne yesterday wearing a T-shirt which read "Parental Advisory: Explicit Content".
The then-future Mrs Murray became caught in a media storm at this year's Australian Open after images of her swearing went viral, prompting her to respond by wearing a 'parental advisory explicit content' t-shirt at the next match.
