The phrase "advisory scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured program or plan that provides guidance or recommendations, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "The university has implemented an advisory scheme to help students navigate their academic paths more effectively."
Alternatives: "advisory program" or "guidance framework".
The analysis enabled forecasting of attitudes for the design of proactive disaster advisory scheme.
Mr Jones said: "We are part of the parental advisory scheme but we don't choose to censor an artist's content.
In the wake of the review, the BPI (the trade association for the British record industry) extended its parental advisory scheme so explicit songs and videos would be labelled.
Music industry body BPI is to update its 15-year-old Parental Advisory Scheme – which is responsible for the well-known warning symbol appearing on CDs, DVDs and records with strong language, sex or violence – to "bring up to date what happens on the high street to the digital age".
The "Parental Advisory Label Progam" in the United States and the "Parental Advisory Scheme" in the United Kingdom lack agreed-upon standards for using the warning label, although they provide guidelines for its recommended inclusion.
Along with the milk recording scheme, an advisory scheme on feeding was operated.
She praised the Coalition's policy to list all medicines costing a total of $20m or more recommended by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme advisory board, saying listing cancer drugs saved patients tens of thousands of dollars.
Then there are the employees of the Madoff market-making brokerage firm, housed just upstairs from the investment advisory where the alleged scheme took place.
A 30-week job on business advisory firm Deloitte's Scholar Scheme.
Kevin Pursglove, an eBay spokesman, said he had not heard much about the trend and that eBay had not issued an advisory on that type of scheme.
Hong Kong Society for Quality HKSQQ) was invited by HKQAA to be one of members in the advisory committee for this recognition scheme.
