'implementing the advice' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the process of following a certain type of advice. For example: "Our team is in the process of implementing the advice given to us by our mentor."
Pérez was also implementing the advice of Warthen and the bullpen coach Guy Conti.
Take any relevant advice offered and let the expert know how implementing the advice panned out.
Importantly, implementing the advice does not require specific financial investment but a change of attitude, structure and process.
An expert is somebody who is more than 50 miles from home, has no responsibility for implementing the advice he gives, and shows slides.
Expert opinion often forms the basis for deciding whether an error has been made [3], but it should be noted that "experts" themselves may also be subject to question ("An expert is someone who is more than fifty miles from home, has no responsibility for implementing the advice he gives, and shows slides". - Ed Meese, US Attorney General 1985 88).
Ed Miliband has written to the prime minister saying it is a "question of trust" that David Cameron implement the advice of independent climate change advisers and adopt in full a fourth carbon budget.
In recent weeks, he finally internalized and implemented the advice of American parents on dealing with bullies.
The wellness programs I presented were well received by a large audience, and those passengers who attended would stop to talk to me during the day to inform me how they would implement the advice shared.
Should the sponsor decide not to fully implement the advice of the DSMB, the sponsor will send the advice to the reviewing METC, including a note to substantiate why (part of) the advice of the DSMB will not be followed.
