The phrase "advisory unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or department that provides advice or guidance within an organization or context.
Example: "The advisory unit will review the proposed changes and provide recommendations to the board."
Alternatives: "consultative team" or "guidance department".
Blackstone's financial advisory unit, which advises on mergers and corporate reorganizations, reported flat revenue.
Mrs. Green is a business consultant in the advisory unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers in San Francisco.
Blackstone's advisory unit, the firm's first business, also showed strong growth.
Only the deal advisory unit, the firm's oldest division, posted a drop in revenue, as deal closings were delayed.
Mr. Pillari, 39, is a strategic planning consultant in the health industries advisory unit of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Manhattan.
The advisory unit also includes a somewhat unusual team as well, one that advises governments on various matters.
In some cases, management units or advisory units were revised to reflect biological units, with some practical considerations.
Blackstone, which is run by Stephen A. Schwarzman, has established hedge fund, real estate investment and investment bank advisory units that diversify its revenues.
Arthur Andersen took a concrete step toward restructuring itself yesterday by hiring an investment bank to help it separate its auditing services from other business lines, like its consulting and certain tax advisory units.
Military transition teams, which have been embedding with Iraqi forces since 2004, are just one type of the small advisory units that have become a major ingredient of counterinsurgency strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Its equities and advisory units were sold and it focused on debt markets, before the opportunistic purchase of the U.S. arm of Lehman gave it new strength in equity and advisory, which it has been building out in Europe and Asia.
