"professional advisor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who provides expert advice on a particular subject or profession. For example, "John Smith, a professional advisor in finance, gave me some invaluable advice about investing my savings."
United confirmed the 'exceptional item' of £3.1million related to professional advisor fees in connection with the IPO.
Society professional advisor Priya Dasoju says: "We would like to see this model rolled out but it's key that it is a physio-led service because it's physios who can provide the rehabilitation service.
Mike is a User Experience professional, advisor and entrepreneur located in Los Angeles.
But technology will always be supplemental to the relationship between a professional advisor and his clients, says Shaw. "This will just make the process better for clients.
"Those clients that have a financial plan, working with a professional advisor tend to be those that will have the …best results," Ulmer said.
It's also attempting to get into the business of predicting cashflow, and giving a heads up on your tax position before your professional advisor.
Moore is himself a former partner at KPMG and it was accountants and professional advisors that failed more than anyone else, he believes.
Protecting profitable areas of the company simply makes good business sense and is commonplace, and was done on the advice of the company's professional advisors.
We are now working with our professional advisors to try to find a solution to give us the time to pay it off in full.
The Trustees, staff and professional advisors of United Scenic Artists Local 829 Pension and Welfare Funds, are saddened by the news of the passing of Harold Klein on February 16 , 2005
Other projects use government extension services or more professional advisors.
