"concise advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, including business meetings, writing materials, and conversational advice. For example: "He provided the team with concise advice on how to move forward with the project."
Throughout the program, there is concise advice on etiquette.
The key element in starting their career has been the development of a number of skills that not only cover the academic subjects on which policy analysis is built, but also the "life skills" of preparing and presenting project proposals, communicating research findings, and providing clear and concise advice to senior managers who are not specialists in the field.
The renal service was more complicated and therefore demanded a clear structure, a simple interface and concise advice presented in a visual way.
The books represent a new generation of children's books – in a form of easy-to-remember, entertaining children's songs, colourful drawings and concise advice for parents, they contain life saving facts that every care giver has a right to know.
But their conclusions are as direct, and nearly as concise, as the advice supposedly given in a 19th-century recipe for rabbit stew: "First, catch your rabbit".
Nonetheless, I do not think this is a sufficient substitute for concise and well-written advice.
This seems to us a concise and reasonable bit of advice.
I appreciate this concise post and the good advice, which is so easy to forget, whether it's about chronic pain or any other trouble a friend is having.
Clear, concise, and replete with commonsense advice, the fifteenth edition of The Chicago Manual of Style, 15th Edition offers the wisdom of a hundred years of editorial practice while including a wealth of new topics and updated perspectives.
(Recent case in point - Her: Just wondering. Why have you got two separate antagonists? Me: Oh damn! I have, haven't I?) Her advice has been clear, concise and utterly invaluable.
