The phrase "advisory organisations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to groups or entities that provide advice or guidance in a specific field or area.
Example: "The government consulted several advisory organisations to develop effective policies for public health."
Alternatives: "consultative bodies" or "advisory groups".
The Legatum Institute is an independent policy, advocacy and advisory organisation.
The CFF's production ceased in 1988 with Just Ask for Diamond, but the body still exists as an advisory organisation.
Research carried out by Springboard UK, the industry's recruitment and careers advisory organisation, tends to support anecdotal evidence: the image of long, unsociable hours, hard work and poor pay puts off many young people.
The pensions advisory organisation, Pirc, had already raised the alarm about the BP remuneration report and has also urged shareholders to vote against AGM resolutions at other companies such as temporary power generator Aggreko.
The Stockholm Medical Advisory Board for Psychiatry in the medical advisory organisation has developed clinical guidelines for different psychiatric disorders with the intention to require those to be implemented in all psychiatric clinics in the Stockholm County.
Their widely-used standards, leading research, and strategic advisory services help organisations become more accountable, responsible, and sustainable.
Narcissism "The agenda has changed", said John Evans, general secretary of the trade union advisory committee at Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Stephen Newton, Caulfield's principal from 1993 to 2011, was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2012, for "distinguished service to education in the independent schools sector, through executive roles with professional organisations and advisory bodies, and to the development of educational development opportunities with China," recognising his role in founding the Nanjing Campus.
Potential participants were recruited through urologists, specialist nurses, expert advisory panel members, support organisations, and 'snowball sampling' through personal contacts.
These findings could be important with regard to farm consultancy provided by veterinarians, other specialists and organisations offering advisory services to elaborate prevention strategies to reduce the risk of calf diseases.
