The phrase "advisory partnership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collaborative relationship where one party provides guidance or advice to another, often in a business or organizational context.
Example: "Our company has entered into an advisory partnership with a leading consulting firm to enhance our strategic planning."
Alternatives: "consultative partnership" or "guidance partnership".
PWC has started getting into stablecoin advisory through partnerships, while IBM most recently announced its exploration into stablecoins through a collaboration with Stellar by building a stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain.
Last year's C&E Advisory Corporate-NGO Partnerships Barometer report showed that the majority (53%) of NGOs cited innovation as a reason for partnering with business.
Developing local advisory groups and partnerships with place managers and other local stakeholders has been core to the Neighbourhoods Project, with these advisors and stakeholder partners critical to implementing prevention plans (and to the initial development of these plans).
I witnessed this first hand when serving on the White House Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships advisory council.
His instructions will be to take out the handful of "local activists" who get on to every management board, local panel, advisory committee and community partnership.
I doubt whether there is any policy area that is not informed by policy networks, advisory groups and other partnership mechanisms.
But he is accommodating the "common grounders" by giving them priority seating on his [Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships] advisory council and telling them they will help shape policy on "reducing the need for abortion".
He is a member of the young professional advisory board of the Mentoring Partnership of New York, a nonprofit organization in New York that recruits young professionals as mentors for children's programs.
The contributions of scientists will be effective if they are willing to embrace their educational, interpretive, and advisory roles, to work in partnership with officials and the public, and to be sensitive to the cultural norms of the society in which they are working.
An overriding theme is that lahar-hazard risk reduction cannot be effectively accomplished without the active, impartial involvement of volcano scientists, who are willing to assume educational, interpretive, and advisory roles to work in partnership with elected officials, emergency managers, and vulnerable communities.
