The phrase "a guidebook published by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific guidebook and indicating the publisher's name or organization responsible for its publication.
Example: "I found a guidebook published by National Geographic that details the best hiking trails in the area."
Alternatives: "a handbook released by" or "a manual issued by".
Those standards would be based on a guidebook published by British workplace-safety authorities that has become widely used in Britain and elsewhere in Europe.
"But I'm not aware of any law that bars the attorney general from private practice". A spokeswoman for the National Association of Attorneys General said a guidebook published by the association states that "private practice by the attorney general is prohibited in 49 states," by law in most and by custom in others.
The diagnosis criteria for HFMD cases were provided in a guidebook published by the Chinese Ministry of Health (18).
The clinical criteria for diagnosis of HFMD cases was provided in a guidebook published by the Chinese Ministry of Health in 2009 [ 24].
"You won't get wealthy by running a B-and-B, but it's a flexible business and you can have lots of fun," said Betty Rundback, co-author with Nancy Kramer of "Bed and Breakfast, U.S.A.," a guidebook published annually by E.P. Dutton Inc. ($9.95).
This collection consists of volumes of the student guidebook published by the GRO, which was given to students annually as a supplement to the official university-provided orientation.
The character was openly named Doctor Hooves in The Elements of Harmony: The Official Guidebook, published by Little, Brown and Company.
Her first book was New York Places and Pleasures, a guidebook published in 1959.
You can look online or use guidebooks, published by a number of foundations, talking about the relative merits of different schools.
Cycle hire Hot Pursuit Cycles, Totnes, 01803 865174, hotpursuit-cycles.co.uk Jack Thurston is author of the Lost Lanes series of cycling guidebooks, published by Wild Things Publishing.
Since the completion of Dragon Ball, Toriyama has continued to add to its story, mostly background information on its universe, through guidebooks published by Shueisha.
