The phrase "a specific guidance" is not correct in standard English; it should be "specific guidance" or "a specific guideline." You can use it when referring to detailed advice or instructions on a particular topic or task.
Example: "The project requires specific guidance to ensure all team members are aligned with the objectives."
Alternatives: "detailed advice" or "clear instructions."
A specific guidance to the qualification and validation activities specifically addressed to small-scale hospital/academia radiopharmacies is here provided.
The present paper deals with how to design and test an eco-driving training tool in the form of a digital educational game, including a specific guidance system interface to teach eco-driving rules.
The stereotyped vm2 muscle arm structure indicates a specific guidance mechanism regulating the muscle arm extension.
Deng et al. examined the interaction between genetically modified GDNF overexpressing SCs (GDNF-SCs) and reactive astrocytes in a specific guidance channel culture system in vitro [ 193].
"We haven't given any specific guidance" because the company's new operating model makes it difficult to predict performance, Dr. Rowe said.
The club added: "A new specific guidance on sexist abuse was introduced from the very next game and a new training programme implemented".
Modeling other stacking scenarios in which the introduction of new cooking devices changes total cooking time could provide a more specific guidance for such cases.
To address the poor availability of both IBs and LPGs in secondary care, tertiary care and private facilities, a more specific guidance for preferential use of essential medicines in these facilities should be issued by the government to improve people's access to them.
The reason why authors failed to take into account the risk of bias assessment in the statistical analysis and interpretation of the review findings is not clear, but it could be due to a lack of specific guidance on how this should be performed.
This chapter provides both a thought process and specific guidance on methods for dealing with this variety of hazard.
Otherwise, as compared to the DGAC Report, the DGs represent a disgraceful replacement of specific guidance with the vaguest possible language.
