The phrase "anxious advice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe advice that is given with a sense of worry or concern about a situation.
Example: "She offered her anxious advice, hoping to help him avoid making a mistake."
Alternatives: "worried counsel" or "concerned guidance".
She first wrote to Beryl in about 1980, via me, anxious for advice on how to cure her "blockage".
Shu's columns were posted in neighborhood bulletins all over Shanghai, and he started receiving calls for help from beleaguered spouses anxious for advice.
What's your first piece of advice to anxious fliers? A. Get yourself a journal and write down your fears.
She scoured the Web site Urban Baby and found anxious parents trading conflicting advice: You must prep your child for the test!
Since Lippi took the job he has found no shortage of people willing to give him advice and anxious to dispute his decisions.
So a word of advice to anxious parents: if you want to go into hock for life to send your kids to Harvard, that's fine.
The content of Children's Health is less about how to give a baby biceps, and more about advice for anxious, fitness-obsessed parents.
My advice to anxious parents is this: If you want your child to enjoy reading, as opposed to merely mastering the task, cuddle up with your child and read to him or her.
More than 100 lawyers across the country put themselves on a list of volunteers willing to give legal advice to anxious parents, but local government officials have put pressure on some not to take on any cases, several lawyers said.
Asked for his advice to anxious pregnant women, Sir Liam said: "Our message is the same as it's always been, that whilst the disease is mild for the majority of people including pregnant women, pregnant women are at a higher risk of the complications of flu.
