The phrase "a map to guide" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a resource or tool that helps someone navigate or understand a situation.
Example: "In this complex project, we need a map to guide our decisions and actions."
Alternatives: "a guide to navigate" or "a roadmap for direction."
Before leaving the visitor center, pick up a free permit to hike into the awe-inspiring Tall Trees Grove, and a map to guide you there.
They used a map to guide them around the facility, and at least one of them had once worked at the plant as a driver, officials said.
DAISANN McLANE Correction: January 7 , 2001 Sunday The Frugal Traveler column on Dec. 10, about Houston, misstated the name of a magazine in which the author found a map to guide her to folk-art sites.
"What if we could use the past as a map to guide us through difficult investigations?" mused DI Chandler over a quiet pint with DS Miles in The Dog and Exposition.
She talked about his sexuality long before I had sorted out mine, and for ease of reference gave me a tattered hardback copy of Krafft-Ebing's "Psychopathia Sexualis" as a map to guide me through her husband's appetites before and after jail.
Developing a map to guide the design of a novel educational program for nursing students can assist educators in piecing together identified conceptual variables in a logical and reasonable manner.
So the designers included options to raise the barrier or build a new one and crafted a "decision map" to guide future Londoners in matching unfolding climate impacts with appropriate actions.
We will need a road map to guide the myriad steps, and a clearer sense of priorities and mobilization of the resources required.
We consider areas of high NC and IC to potentially have a high degree of electricity demand persistence and thus could suggest a road map to guide off-grid entrepreneurs.
Fortunately for you, I have compiled a small map to guide you through this minefield.
The Palestinian Authority believes that the Mitchell committee's recommendations -- along with the complementary Egyptian-Jordanian initiative -- offer a road map to guide both sides back to the peace table.
