The phrase "advisory network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or system that provides advice or guidance, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "The company established an advisory network to help guide its strategic decisions and improve overall performance."
Alternatives: "consultative network" or "advisory group".
It is part of the UKTI's advisory network.
Public life Member of the independent advisory network for the Home Office's ending gang violence team.
The Military Family Advisory Network conducted a survey of families after a 2018 Reuters investigation sparked congressional inquiries.
"No one should be worried about their safety in their own home," said Shannon Raszadin, the executive director of the Military Family Advisory Network.
The minister will work with the signatories of the guidelines and the science advisory network in government, under chief scientist John Beddington, to come up with a clear set of "rules of engagement" by Christmas.
Authors cannot be put forward by their publishers; instead, the judging panel, with the help of an informal advisory network made up of past judges and winners, choose the top title.
Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, suggested setting up advisory networks between schools to promote languages.
Hobby said: "From investigating the possibility of giving talented language teachers a 'golden hello' to setting up advisory networks, we must begin to raise the status of modern foreign languages so that our school leavers can take full advantage of the creative and commercial opportunities the rest of the world has to offer".
"The question is going to be, how are small-business owners going to find this site," said Leo Bottary, a vice president of Vistage International, a peer-advisory network for small-business chief executives.
We will provide placement, advisory, networking and publicity services after graduation, and access to a global network of innovators, entrepreneurs, accomplished academics, and social, political and business leaders.
Our alumni serve in leadership positions on our advisory board, network with other alumni, offer career advice and opportunities to current students, and help spread the word about the dynamic Jewish community at Duke today.
