The phrase "advisory questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to questions that provide guidance or recommendations rather than definitive answers.
Example: "The advisory questions posed during the meeting helped clarify our objectives and next steps."
Alternatives: "guiding questions" or "consultative questions".
If Californians want to send Washington a message about Iraq, Mr. Schwarzenegger said, they can do so at the polls without an Iraq advisory question.
The bill would have added an advisory question to the February ballot asking voters if they favored an immediate troop withdrawal from Iraq.
This past spring, lawmakers placed Proposition 59 on the November ballot, an advisory question about money in politics.
Nearly 64percentt of Illinois voters favored the "millionaire tax" advisory question on the Nov. 2014 ballot, which called for a 3percenttaxax surcharge on those with annual incomes over $1 million.
More importantly, 66.7percentt of voters had answered yes to an advisory question on immediately raising the minimum wage to $10 an hour while 63.6percentt gave thumbs-up to a question about a 3-percent additional income tax on incomes greater than $1 million.
Edgar Dworsky, who was once a member of Experian's consumer advisory panel, questioned how that argument would work in practice.
Alli was introduced the same week that an F.D.A. advisory panel questioned the safety of another proposed drug for obesity, Zimulti.
John Carr, who sits on the UK Council for Child Internet Safety, the government's advisory body, questioned the fairness of the vetting process.
But the advisory firm questioned the rationale for joining with T-Mobile, which has struggled against bigger rivals like AT&T, which failed to buy the company for $39 billion two years ago, and Sprint Nextel.
In an Oct. 6 report, Glass, Lewis & Company, an investor advisory firm, questioned the company's $680 million deal in April for Shine Limited, a television production company owned by Mr. Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth.
