"bracing advice" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe advice that is invigorating or refreshing, providing a sense of strength and energy. Example: After a long day at work, I turned to my sister for some bracing advice on how to handle a difficult colleague. Her wise words gave me the confidence to approach the situation calmly and assertively.
For all the clamor about the harm done by "low fat" advice, the bracing reality could not be further removed.
In an attempt to bridge this implementation gap, the Dutch Consumer Safety Institute VeiligheidNL developed a freely available interactive App ('Strenghten your ankle' translated in Dutch as: ' Versterk je enkel; available for iOS and Android) that contains - next to general advice on bracing and taping - a proven cost-effective neuromuscular program.
In an attempt to bridge this implementation gap, VeiligheidNL looked into the possible role of new (social) media and has developed a freely available interactive 'Strengthen your ankle' App; available for iOS and Android) that contains - next to general advice on bracing and taping - the cost-effective neuromuscular program, as evaluated in a previous trial.
Acas, the Citizen's Advice Bureau and other advice agencies are bracing themselves for a flood of unrepresented people turning to them for advice.
Mr. Bernstein, resting off Liberty Path, left advice to persevere, bracing as Jack Daniel's.
Hazan, who was born in a small Italian fishing village on the Adriatic Sea and moved to New York City in the late 1950s after her marriage, was revered in the food world and beloved by home cooks, who found her earthy advice to be bracing and her recipes to be both doable and delicious.
If you are very concerned about fiddling with your braces, seek advice from your parents.
Brilliant turns by Rüdiger Vogler (playing himself) and Bernhard Minetti, as Marianne's father — a writer who delivers tough advice — round out the bracing, poetic blend of experience and imagination.
