The phrase "advisory time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated period for providing advice or guidance, often in an educational or professional context.
Example: "During advisory time, students can seek help from their teachers on academic or personal issues."
Alternatives: "consultation period" or "guidance session".
Financial advisers recommend load-based mutual funds not solely due to their superior investment potential but because many of these "safe" mutual funds pay the financial advisory big time fees of 3-6% upfront as incentive to get their customers invested!
The National Weather Service had issued a dense-fog advisory about the time the crash happened.
Travel Advisory The next time Rutgers (3-2) hithethe road, Coach Gary Waters does not want the road to hit back.
In fact, Blair took a part time advisory role at the bank JP Morgan Chase (like Morgan Stanley, a descendant of the earlier bank JP Morgan & Co) in 2008.
There are significant economies of scope in such a business that would drive significant consolidation of the front end advisory business over time.
A 2am local time advisory from the US National Hurricane Center confirms that Irma is still moving directly over Cuba's Camaguey archipelago and remains at category five.
He has served the State of California and US federal government in expert and advisory capacities, including time at the US Environmental Protection Agency, US Department of Energy, the Agency for International Development USAIDD) and the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
I was heading an acquisition, an investment advisory newsletter, when Time's chief executive, Don Logan, got a letter from Ed Lewis, then C.E.O. of Essence, who was interested in a partnership.
Dan Pfeiffer, a former senior adviser to Mr. Obama, said that he once viewed Mr. Obama's science advisory meetings as time that could have been better spent on more urgent priorities.
