"instructive advice" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to advice that is helpful and teaches the listener or reader something. Example: The coach gave instructive advice to his team on how to improve their defense strategy.
Rather than instructive advice, she says, she "would tell a story to illustrate a point".
Green had lots of instructive advice, including on the waning power of celebrity endorsements, the power of offline retail, and why expensive catalogs can still make sense.
And special thanks to three anonymous reviewers for their valuable and instructive advice to manuscript revision.
Therefore, instructive advice for students and information for SPs on this matter could be an important factor for reducing anxiety and achieving a fruitful learning environment.
The results provide some instructive advices to improve the design and operation safety of once-through boiler.
We appreciate anonymous reviewers for instructive advices in manuscript revision.
Nevertheless, the book's judgments are good, the examples instructive, the advice sensible, the thesis tightly argued.
Mother of boy aged 9, obese All of the respondents found the lifestyle advice informative and instructive.
In attempting to understand his complex constructions and flights of meaning, I always found it instructive to follow the advice of Mallarmé himself when he described his approach to writing poetry: "To paint not the thing but the effect that it produces".
In this funny and genuinely instructive guide, Mr. O'Brien gives advice that's both down-to-earth and worldly on subjects from "How to Be Polite" to "How to be Sexual" to "How to Be a Friend," to help modern guys transform themselves into modern gentlemen.
Secondly, it would be instructive to gain insight into how advice is actually delivered, who instigates it, effects on the relationship, especially the power dimension, and any possible variation by practice style.
