"consulting assistance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to advice or guidance given to a business or organization by a professional consultant. For example: Our business requested consulting assistance from a financial expert regarding our budgeting strategy.
Shared Services provides consulting assistance in ordering new or changed service.
It is believed that a majority of start-ups actually seek out consulting assistance.
They will also provide technical help with the transition to digital broadcasting and other consulting assistance, the broadcasting union said.
Organizations looking for pro bono consulting assistance can contact student clubs via the links above, or contact the Tamer Center for Social Enterprise for referrals to specific professors.
Tim needed financial consulting assistance on a major business move.
FCCP offers customized consulting assistance to a diverse array of organizations.
The Management Support Services segment provides program and facilities management and maintenance, training, logistics, consulting, technical assistance and systems integration services, primarily for agencies of the U.S. government.
He eventually inherited the role of director from A.M. Drummond and was often consulted for assistance by other institutions with theatre construction and performance inquires.
During my internship, in the nineteen-seventies, I was often on call alone and rarely asked for assistance; consulting a superior was widely perceived as evidence of incompetence or lack of preparation.
It sets out what needs to be done to meet the goals: training and consulting activities, technical assistance and the exchange of good practice with a view to developing the required skills to devise and provide social services, as well as improving the quality and efficiency of basic social services.
"The old name reflected that we were local, a place where people could come for consulting and assistance," Ms. Orr said in a telephone interview.
