"thorough advice" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means comprehensive, detailed, or exhaustive guidance or suggestions. Example: Before making any major financial decisions, it is always wise to seek thorough advice from a trustworthy financial advisor.
The site also gives thorough advice about other ways to buy theater tickets, either before or after you arrive.
Findings from a two-year study of more than 1,200 60 to 77-year-olds in Finland, published in The Lancet medical journal, reveal that a group who received thorough advice about diet, regular exercise sessions, brain training and health check-ups performed better in cognitive tests than a group who received only the standard medical advice.
He concluded that the building had become dangerous and should be closed until experts could conduct a more thorough investigation — advice that turned out to be grimly prescient.
The report said there was a worrying lack of comprehensively thorough careers advice and that the government should set targets for encouraging women into apprenticeship sectors where they are under-represented.
A graduate of St. Lawrence University and Yale Law School, Warren's career in the field of trust and estate law earned him a reputation for wise, thorough and effective advice to generations of clients.
My children and husband say I'm thorough when giving advice.
It also provides phoney prescriptions for Misoprostol, a consultation with a doctor, and a thorough amount of advice and access to research.
The archival material which underlay the RTE documentary was therefore taken very seriously by the government and was subject to thorough legal analysis and advice.
Although Hill did not offer to take Ramanujan on as a student, he did give thorough and serious professional advice on his work.
Those diagnosed with GDM received more thorough diet and lifestyle advice.
Those diagnosed with GDM-WHO in the present study received more thorough diet and lifestyle advice compared to those with NGT-WHO, and two were treated with insulin, and could thereby have prevented adverse outcomes.
