The phrase 'get a consultation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to obtaining advice or guidance from an expert on a particular subject. For example, "I need to make a decision about my health insurance, so I'm going to get a consultation with a financial advisor."
2. Patient experience with the organisation of surgery (patient finds the surgery hours appropriate, can get a consultation at a convenient time, can get extra consultation time, can easily consult his own GP by telephone, does not experience the assistant as a hurdle to contact the GP, does not regularly get a different GP; 6 indicators).
For that, you get a consultation with an adviser – which might be over the phone – and a report containing recommendations.
Foster and many other players turned down the NBA's offer to spread out players' salaries over the course of the lockout…." Maybe the owners and players need to get a consultation with Foster on how to run the league's finances.
Those who cannot get a consultation that day are offered one at another time or the opportunity to speak to a doctor at lunchtime – telephone triage – or are added to the shortlist of those whose condition sounds like they need to be assessed promptly and are given one of the few "on-call" slots.
Instead of a spa doctor, visitors get a consultation over herbal tea with a massage therapist.
As a Clinique user, I know that I can walk up the counter and get a consultation that leads to a very personalized set of recommendations.
It was like getting a consultation with an infectious-disease specialist without the hassle.
When parents either disagree or are on the fence, I recommend they err on the side of caution by getting a consultation.
If your physician is not controlling these symptoms adequately to allow a good quality of life, consider getting a consultation with other specialists who can be more effective.
Get a free consultation,' " Mr. Ring said.
Now it seemed that she might get a free consultation.
