"purpose of advice" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the reason or intention behind giving advice to someone. Example: The purpose of my advice is to help you make a better decision for your future.
In all cases, the purpose of the advice, recommendations or clinical guidelines were to inform decision-makers as to the actions to be undertaken in order to find solutions as regards the initial problematic situation, whether it be at the level of health policies, the organization of healthcare and services or in clinical practices.
The Pfizer internal document said the purpose of the recorded advice was to "counter" recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that were published in early 1999.
The N.A.S. is distinct from all other scientific societies in the country in that, although it is not a federal agency, it was set up by President Lincoln during the Civil War with the express purpose of providing scientific advice to the government.
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The entire package should be clearly identified as a communication from you to your attorney for the purpose of obtaining legal advice, so that you can maximize your position that these materials, especially the history, are confidential and not subject to disclosure to the opposition.
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Data on the athlete's pulse rate are collected while the training effort increases, and subsequently statistical techniques such as correlation and regression are used to create a mathematical model with the purpose of giving optimal training advice (Gellish et al. [2007]).
A ten member national advisory panel reviewed the adapted curriculum with the purpose of providing feedback and advice for further necessary revisions.
Our framing attempted to maximize the authoritativeness of the advice, with the purpose of creating a high likelihood that the advice would influence decisions.
One important distinction is required from the outset: science advice for the purpose of enhancing public policy is not the same as advice on the management of the public science system itself.
