The phrase "advisory documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents that provide guidance, recommendations, or information on a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The committee reviewed the advisory documents before making their final decision on the policy changes."
Alternatives: "guidance documents" or "recommendation papers".
The flood advisory documents, which will begin the process of creating final flood maps, could emerge within days, Mr. Powell said.
Having in mind the above mentioned reasons, the series of tests for double-sided configuration of beams have been carried out, based on standard provisions, as well as other standardization and advisory documents of a similar nature.
Congressional budgets do not have the force of law and are largely advisory documents, but they represent the broadest statement of governing philosophy each year and set overall spending levels for the coming fiscal year.
Hume says that it's totally a big cover-up, and the documents being sought are clearly not the sort of "advisory" documents that are protected by the "strongest claims of privilege".
Breast cancer management adhered to West Anglia Cancer Network guidance, which had been developed from national advisory documents.
Initially, a technology is assessed, after which provisional and then final advisory documents (PAD and FAD) are produced prior to the publication of clinical guidance with particular attention being paid to high quality adequately powered Randomised Controlled Trials (RCT's).
It transpires that their revised publicity code - the one supposed to prevent the publication of weekly papers by councils - is nothing more than an advisory document.
To further preserve the neighborhood the local Community Board 4 devised a plan, which was adopted two years ago by the City Planning Commission and City Council as an advisory document to guide development in the area.
But the Vatican said the bishops had defined the child-protection policies as an "advisory document" and had never sought to make them legally binding by asking the Vatican to incorporate them into canon law, as bishops in the United States had done.
The "planetary decadal survey" - which is only an advisory document at this stage - recommends the effort be scaled back or postponed indefinitely.
Although just an advisory document, it is deemed to represent the broad views of the US planetary science community and will therefore guide Nasa policy decisions.
