"relevant advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to advice that is applicable and useful to a particular situation or topic. Example: During the job interview, the candidate was given relevant advice on how to showcase their skills and experience effectively.
The rest are pointed towards relevant advice.
He also gave some more relevant advice in 2012, at the Melbourne Festival.
He also works alongside the Students Unionn's advice centre to ensure relevant advice is available to students.
Hagen's enduringly relevant advice to professional sportsmen was that they should "be sure to smell the flowers along the way".
It is expressed in vague terms that are impossible to review properly and receive relevant advice with which to gauge the implications and risks.
85 (74) Simon Blake Chief Executive, Brook Blake is at the head of a national campaign for more relevant advice on sex and relationships for schoolchildren.
Table 1 Overview of relevant driving advice regarding eco-driving Category Driving advice Driving style Reduce travel speed to max.
Fortunately of those seeking relevant political advice, former Seattle City Councilor Nick Licata has just published Becoming A Citizen Activist: Stories, Strategies, & Advice For Changing Our World (Sasquatch Books, 2016).
It should address, in particular, who authorised what and when and why, what the relevant legal advice said, and how it related to any change in US practice in 2002 and 2003".
The note stated: "Remarkably, these documents are irrelevant to the procedures of the ICC and have no connection of any kind with the process of providing a relevant legal advice in the case of the accused".
Reading through it now, I'm pretty proud of how relevant my advice turned out to be.
