"collective advice" is correct and can be used in written English.
An example sentence could be "The collective advice of our team was to take a risk and try something new."
Claiborne staffers then cull through the collective advice to come up with their own six trend "themes" that all Claiborne brands are strongly urged to follow.
The Fashism iPhone app extends the concept behind the site, which involves getting collective advice on your fashion decisions in realtime.
He is supposed to be a conduit for the collective advice of the team, but undermines his colleagues, only passing along advice and information that supports his positions.
But show me a team that's prepared, spirited, and hungry, one that's willing to partner with their fallible coaches and heed their collective advice, and I'll show you a team of champions.
The workgroup follows a "workshop" model; whoever has a current description or access issue can bring it to the meeting's agenda and ask the collective for advice.
Although this project has been subject to an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)—the highest level of assessment in Australia on inspection it appears that the current operating licence for the desalination brine discharge breaches Government approval conditions and ignores the collective expert scientific advice of the project's Environmental Impact Statement EISS).
She and a few dozen volunteers (mostly women from factories) give advice on collective bargaining.
So far, providing concrete services, rather than just advice on collective organizing, seems to be more in tune with the needs of people in the slums.
Union membership gives you the security of collective protection: access to advice and support on all aspects of your working life, from intellectual property rights to maternity leave--and to legal representation if you need it.
"North Wales local authorities are taking collective and independent legal advice on whether the report can or should be disclosed under the Freedom of Information legislation, whether in full or in part.
Social niches and status facilitate advice seeking and collective learning because advice seeking between direct competitors is not obvious even when members have a common interest in sharing advice – a learning-related dilemma of collective action.
