The phrase "advisory staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who provide advice or guidance within an organization or project.
Example: "The advisory staff will meet next week to discuss the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "consultative team" or "advisory committee".
I completed a 36-month training program in 22 months and was promoted to the vice president's advisory staff.
My grandfather joined the Kuomintang — the Nationalist People's Party — and served in the Army as an advisory staff member.
Public libraries in China regularly set up special links with local factories for the supply of technical literature and specialist advisory staff.
Sol Stein Tarrytown, N.Y., July 12, 2008 The writer was the chief editor of the ideological advisory staff of the Voice of America during the cold war.
Surely distribution of these was closely monitored, though copies might have been leaked or surreptitiously acquired by trusted secretarial or advisory staff.
Responding to a question about how much control he would demand, Mr. Bloomberg held out the possibility of having an advisory staff as part of his school governance structure.
In response to student demand, the U.S.I.A. is supplementing its small advisory staffs and university-related reference materials in its Eastern European offices.
The advisory's staff will grow to seven from four to accommodate the increased workload, according to its director, Bennett M. Weiner.
From almost the start, Georgiou was undermined by his own advisory board, staff, and civil servants more broadly.
[Page A1.] Travel Advisory: Angry Staff Ahead As the busiest travel week of the year officially gets under way on Saturday, millions of airline passengers will face the usual headaches, plus a new one.
FRP Advisory confirmed staff had been paid up until the end of October.
