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Discover LudwigThe phrase "asks advice from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is seeking guidance or recommendations from another person.
Example: "She often asks advice from her mentor when faced with difficult decisions."
Alternatives: "seeks advice from" or "requests advice from".
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Later, she asks advice from the other girls in the show.
Mark asks advice from Tom Aziz Ansarii), who suggests Mark should take the high road (although Tom tells the documentary crew that he never takes the high road, but tells everyone else to do so, so there is more room for him on "the low road").
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I would ask advice from someone.
I asked advice from an experienced autism expert.
Even the man who chaired the committee who went to ask advice from "Mr Abu Hamza" isn't.
Ask advice from people who do what you would love to do and find out their career paths.
The people I was asking advice from were all involved in some way in the narcotics industry.
Firms typically do a "360-degree evaluation -- they go all around an individual, asking advice from supervisors above, co-workers to the left and right, and subordinates below".
When the former All Blacks captain asked advice from his predecessor Andy Dalton on leadership "he got the big 'fuck off'", Hartley related with the smile of a man who sees simplicity not hyperbole in his new role.
The men sailed to Europe, where they stopped along the way to ask advice from experienced camel owners, including the grand duke of Tuscany, who had several on his estate.
Perhaps Murray should have asked advice from the Duchess of Cambridge – or even the England manager, Roy Hodgson, another attendee yesterday – but does it matter if a player smiles or not?
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