"lend advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you wish to offer advice to someone. For example, "I'm here to lend advice when you need it."
Growing up she kept us all in line and was always there to lend advice.
So will Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich, who will lend advice, a wine list and some of their polished staff to the venture.
Rove said he would, of course, be bringing in reinforcements, and already, a number of better-known operatives, including Haley Barbour and Mary Matalin, have been hired to lend advice.
"I think it's probably normal in Iraq because the designed systems weren't very good," said Lyle Nelson, a Halliburton engineer who arrived late in the day to lend advice on the pumping project.
The responsibility to protect clause, Ms. Power said, "should have compelled Assad to protect his people rather than attack them, and it should have compelled his partners in the international community to step in earlier, lend advice and assistance, and prevent the situation from reaching its current metastatic proportions".
Mentors lend advice on everything from classes to graduate school to finding research positions.
Kristen Schaal, of "30 Rock" and "The Daily Show," the actress Kristen Johnston and the stand-up star Tig Notaro have all performed at its events or lent advice on the blog.
When a growth hacker lends advice, it will most likely jog your memory of features left on the product backburner.
His new app, Lucid, launches in the App Store today and lends advice and mindfulness meditations from expert sports coaches who train stars like Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan.
Having launched two companies that have gone in dramatically different directions; one's secured $7-million 7-milliong (Turntable.fm) and another ceases to exint (Stickybits), Turntable.fundinglly Chasen wraps his Founder STurntablenversation by lending advice to other founders and discusses the biggest challenge he's currently facing.fm
And they lent advice and help.
