"instant advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to advice that is easily accessible or quickly available. For example, "If you need advice right away, there are several websites that offer instant advice."
With a small device, blood glucose level readings can be sent by text message to a secure MyGlucoHealth portal, which provides instant advice to users on what to eat.
Unlike the economist who steps out of the aeroplane and offers instant advice based on blueprint market-based solutions, he insisted on spending at least six months in a country in order to understand its belief systems and organisational and institutional framework in detail before offering his advice.
Eventually every financial transaction we make is likely to be monitored in real time with instant advice available at every moment.
Vividly aware of the potential political and religious minefields awaiting him during this journey, he has prepared himself well for his second overseas sortie and can turn to his friends for instant advice.
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If she does present a problem, try not to give a fast solution or instant advice.
"Robodoc" and "robolawyer," animated doctors or lawyers, will soon give instant, reliable advice any time of day in simple language.
When I phoned Richard T. Takata, the chief executive of CornerHardware.com, he promised to continue providing instant online advice.
PAGE B1 New Look for Food Pyramid The federal government released a new food pyramid in what it called a customized, interactive program to offer instant nutrition advice to Americans.
As it turns out, CornerHardware.com hires a Boston company called eSupportNow to provide instant online advice; DavidG is one of the 23 eSupportNow workers who provides 24-hour customer service.
He will cite a scheme being used in Yorkshire where vulnerable older people can use a button to connect them to instant health advice through their television set which is claimed to have reduced emergency admissions to Airedale hospital by 14%.
