The phrase "advisory measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where recommendations or guidelines are provided, often in relation to safety, health, or policy.
Example: "The government has implemented several advisory measures to ensure public safety during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "recommendatory actions" or "guideline measures".
And some are binding as compared to others that are advisory measures which simple give voters a chance to express their opinions to elected officials.
The advisory measures have no power over the UC regents, who control the university's massive portfolio and have repeatedly said they will not take any divestment action involving Israel.
Detailed data regarding the success of these advisory measures is not available.
Israel currently implements a mix of mandatory regulations, economic instruments and advisory measures to promote the agri-environment.
In order to guide this influence, many countries have established diverse policy measures, including mandatory regulations, economic instruments and advisory measures.
At the moment, Israel is implementing a combination of mandatory regulations, economic instruments and advisory measures in its handling of the agri-environment.
The procedure is an advisory measure that can be ignored, legal experts said.
In 2008, more than 62 percent of city voters approved Proposition G, an advisory measure on the development concept.
Congressional aides predicted that the legislation would pass, but the House voted resoundingly last week in favor of an advisory measure intended to forbid all transfers of detainees to the United States.
Nokia said its offer of a free replacement for concerned customers was an "advisory" measure rather than a recall, and added that it would not be expected to shoulder the costs alone.
The referendum is only an advisory measure.
