The phrase "available to advise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone is ready or willing to provide guidance or support on a particular matter.
Example: "The consultant is available to advise on the best practices for implementing the new software system."
Alternatives: "ready to provide guidance" or "prepared to offer advice.".
Meanwhile, he said he is available to advise on RHIC.
"He's a nice man and I want him to succeed," Parcells said, adding that he would be available to advise if called.
The company has also helped with the agency's investigations by making Apple engineers available to advise on how best to proceed, he continued.
She argues that the authors of the constitution intended the recess appointment authority to cover times when the Senate is not available to "advise and consent".
"We have also made Apple engineers available to advise the FBI, and we've offered our best ideas on a number of investigative options at their disposal".
"I won't be telling her how to vote," he says, but adds that he would be available to advise her on issues dear to him -- disability, agriculture, foreign policy.
Mr. Merges said he planned to go to the jail every other week to see what was available and to advise jail officials on what produce would be in demand from season to season.
We are still their parents, of course -- still available to listen, advise, commiserate and occasionally criticize and share unwanted opinions, because that's what parents do.
Ms. Seitz doesn't wade into this issue, but even when this Senate has been in full session, it generally hasn't been available (read: willing) to advise and consent.
"I have agreed to be available as needed to advise on special projects and assist with the transition.," said Bernstein in his letter.
HC trainers were available to HCWs to advise on use of the PALM PLUS clinical tool and to provide mentorship for integrating the use of the clinical tool into daily clinical practice.
