The phrase "acting guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing temporary or provisional advice or direction, often in a role that is not permanent.
Example: "During the transition period, I will be providing acting guidance to the new team leader until they are fully acclimated."
Alternatives: "interim advice" or "temporary direction".
But if they were acting under guidance from the State Department, you would have to say they mixed patriotism with business practice.
Several analysts said they expected Ms. Hewitt, who is acting on guidance from the Office of Fair Trading, to refer the Big Three for further review, while clearing proposals from William Morrison and Mr. Green with limited concessions.
Words like legal or ethically accountable, welfare of another, personal accountability, acting without guidance, rational decision-making, good judgement, and trust place the faith to take action in the hands of individual corporate actors often guided by their own self-interests and operating in changing legal and normative environments.
This movement, directed by Alice Auma, an Acholi who claimed to be acting on guidance from the spirit Lakwena, brought a mystical belief in their own invincibility that the soldiers of the Kampala-based government at first found terrifying: Holy Spirit Movement devotees walked headlong into blazing gunfire singing songs and holding stones they believed would turn into grenades.
However, neither Apelin nor Elabela have been proposed to affect gastrulation cell movements acting as guidance molecules, with Elabela being considered a motogen.
The current trend of peripheral nerve tissue engineering is the design of advanced nerve guidance channels (NGCs) acting as physical guidance for regeneration of nerves across lesions.
One senior American official said the current American intelligence assessment was that the bomber, who struck Wednesday, killing five Israelis, had been "acting under broad guidance" to hit Israeli targets when opportunities presented themselves, and that the guidance had been given to Hezbollah, a Lebanese militant group, by Iran, its primary sponsor.
In an interview with Lally Weymouth, published last month in the Washington Post, Musharraf described the jihadists striking India as "independent groups acting without any guidance or support from anyone, following their own agendas".
While there is no law against woman driving in the kingdom, the traditional ban — related to a strict system of behavior that restricts women from acting without the guidance and approval of a male guardian — is enforced by the police.
