The phrase "advisory office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an office or department that provides advice or guidance, often in a professional or governmental context.
Example: "The advisory office will assist you with your application process and provide the necessary information."
Alternatives: "consulting office" or "guidance office".
@WFP Divya is the project manager for strategy and partnerships in WFP's nutrition advisory office.
"I think the adjustment should be much more ambitious," said Francisco Rodríguez, head of the National Assembly's economic advisory office.
Mr. Shah, 34, is a manager in the financial services advisory office of Deloitte & Touche, the New York accounting and consulting firm.
The American Alliance of Museums' (AAM's) Centre for the Future of Museums, a research and advisory office in Washington, DC, shows that $2 billion a year is spent on such programmes, resulting in 55m visits by school groups.
"I think at the core of this executive order is a real understanding by the administration of the value of enhancing access to scientific information," said Kenneth Crews, director of Columbia University's copyright advisory office.
"There is a feeling in the market Bridgestone has exhausted negative factors, at least for the time being," Toshihiko Matsuno, deputy general manager of the investment advisory office at Sakura Friend Securities, told the Reuters news service.
She later lived in Dubai, UAE for two years to help open Grant Thornton's government advisory offices there.
The former chair of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, Nutt was sacked from his home office advisory role in 2009 after repeated clashes with the government over drug policy.
The Golden State Warriors hired Jerry West to work with the team's front office in an advisory role.
Mr. Toce, 33, is a senior manager in the transaction advisory services office of Ernst & Young, the accounting firm in New York.
In a 2008 travel advisory, his office cautioned travelers that foreign security services and criminals could track their every move using their mobile devices, and remotely activate their microphones, even if their phones were switched off.
