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advise as to who might vs advise as to who

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Advise as to who might' is used when you want to give advice on potential options or choices, while 'advise as to who' is used when you want to give advice on a specific person or group. They are both grammatically correct and commonly used.

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advise as to who might

This phrase is correct and commonly used when giving advice on potential options or choices.

This phrase is used when you want to provide advice on who might be suitable or appropriate for a particular situation or decision.

Examples:

  • Can you advise as to who might be the best candidate for the job?
  • I need you to advise as to who might help us with this project.
  • You can assist or advise as needed.
  • The Jedi Council continue to observe and advise as the rebels strive to gain momentum against the Separatist forces.
  • We want to advise as emphatically as possible against unjustified claims and we want to promote alternative settlement procedures.
  • Advise as to whether all payments from the Regional Funds to Scotland have been suspended, or just those from a specific sub-category? 2.
  • Grey, what would you advise as a course of treatment?
  • Should the securing of their release be beyond the EU's power, please advise as to whether anything is being done to ensure that the three are being treated justly and without resort to torture.
  • Could the Commission advise as to whether such banning should also be implemented in the EU with good effect?
  • Can the Commission assist in any way or advise as to how to convince these three countries to sign the aforementioned treaty?
  • Will the Commission further advise as to how many of Mr Barroso's Commission colleagues, past or present, have attended of whom he is aware and in what capacity? 5.
  • Can the Commission advise as to whether there are any initiatives to harmonise firearms licensing laws across the enlarged European Union?
  • [5] The fishing mortality (Fpa) and spawning stock biomass (Bpa) that the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea advises as consistent with the precautionary approach.
  • My manager should be there to advise me.
  • To attend the negotiations, to advise.
  • Advise Odyssey commander of danger upon receipt of this message.
  • And advise major crimes we found their victim.
  • The arresting officer advises protective custody.
  • Just to advise the providence police department.
  • Each of those people in turn has advisers who advise them, so they can advise the president.
  • Can the Commission advise as to whether Member States are allowed to charge a reduced rate of VAT on digital equipment and media used exclusively for producing recorded material for blind and partially-sighted EU citizens?
  • Could the Commission further advise as to any projected costs, both to the EU, and also to the Member State involved?

Alternatives:

  • advise on who might
  • advise about who might

advise as to who

This phrase is correct and commonly used when giving advice on a specific person or group.

This phrase is used when you want to provide advice on a particular individual or group of people.

Examples:

  • Can you advise as to who we should hire for the position?
  • I need you to advise as to who is responsible for this issue.
  • You can assist or advise as needed.
  • The Jedi Council continue to observe and advise as the rebels strive to gain momentum against the Separatist forces.
  • We want to advise as emphatically as possible against unjustified claims and we want to promote alternative settlement procedures.
  • Advise as to whether all payments from the Regional Funds to Scotland have been suspended, or just those from a specific sub-category? 2.
  • Grey, what would you advise as a course of treatment?
  • Should the securing of their release be beyond the EU's power, please advise as to whether anything is being done to ensure that the three are being treated justly and without resort to torture.
  • Could the Commission advise as to whether such banning should also be implemented in the EU with good effect?
  • Can the Commission assist in any way or advise as to how to convince these three countries to sign the aforementioned treaty?
  • Will the Commission further advise as to how many of Mr Barroso's Commission colleagues, past or present, have attended of whom he is aware and in what capacity? 5.
  • Can the Commission advise as to whether there are any initiatives to harmonise firearms licensing laws across the enlarged European Union?
  • [5] The fishing mortality (Fpa) and spawning stock biomass (Bpa) that the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea advises as consistent with the precautionary approach.
  • My manager should be there to advise me.
  • To attend the negotiations, to advise.
  • Advise Odyssey commander of danger upon receipt of this message.
  • And advise major crimes we found their victim.
  • The arresting officer advises protective custody.
  • Just to advise the providence police department.
  • Each of those people in turn has advisers who advise them, so they can advise the president.
  • Can the Commission advise as to whether Member States are allowed to charge a reduced rate of VAT on digital equipment and media used exclusively for producing recorded material for blind and partially-sighted EU citizens?
  • Could the Commission further advise as to any projected costs, both to the EU, and also to the Member State involved?

Alternatives:

  • advise on who
  • advise about who

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