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"turn for advice" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when someone is looking for guidance or someone to turn to for help. For example, "When he was stuck on his essay, Stephanie decided to turn to her professor for advice."
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Before that talk, however, she felt she had nowhere to turn for advice and protection.
Without ties to environmental leaders, Exxon had nowhere to turn for advice after the oil spill.
Marcus Arnold spent his time responding to questions from those who have nowhere else to turn for advice.
All of the clinics have collaborating medical doctors who review charts and to whom clinic staff can turn for advice.
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly present in our lives, reflecting a growing tendency to turn for advice, or turn over decisions altogether, to algorithms.
It may offend some dudes in Silicon Valley to talk like this, but that's not the first place most of us turn for advice on good parenting.
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It was to Andrew that sailors turned for advice.
Throughout the show, the character was a father figure to whom people turned for advice.
During that unimaginable trip, I turned for advice to a friend who counsels grieving children.
He turned for advice to a friend, one of the college governors, who was human resources director for Leyland Trucks.
For more than 26 years Times readers turned for advice to Thomas Stuttaford's chattily written health columns.
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