"action guideline" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of instructions or principles to guide someone's decisions and actions. For example, "We followed the company's action guideline to make sure the project was completed on time."
Of these, chromium results for four samples exceeded EPA's removal action guideline, which is based on exposure over 30 years, 24 hours per day.
Investigate the clinical and functional repercussion and evolution of the postmastectomy lymphedema as well as the existence of problems associated to the treatment (side effects, tolerance to treatment and patient collaboration) to establish an action guideline.
Since 1991, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has recommended 10 μg/dL (0.48 μmol/L) as the pediatric blood lead screening action guideline (CDC 1991), with recent research (Canfield et al. 2003) and pooled analyses of seven prospective studies (Lanphear et al. 2005) prompting consideration of further reductions.
To further limit the possibility of childhood exposure, aflatoxin contamination in milk (which can result from dairy cattle eating contaminated feed) is tightly regulated in the United States with an action guideline of just 0.5 ppb and in the European Union with an even more stringent maximum level of 0.05 ppb.
Wrigley, best known for manufacturing chewing gum, writes "quality in action" guidelines to help employees understand the company's expectations.
This paper addresses the need for reliable action guidelines which can be used by organisations in turbulent environments.
As of March of this year, 7percentt more black and 21percentt more Mexican-American applicants were eligible for enrollment under this system than under the old affirmative action guidelines.
One clear change in the protective action guidelines, which are being updated for the first time since 1991, was to change the assumption of how much radiation people might be exposed to over time in an affected area.
The ADA Study was designed to know the usual action guidelines in Spain for the diagnosis and treatment in a cohort of patients who had a recent atherothrombotic event.
The results and conclusions identify predictive factors of occasional and frequent violence, and suggest improvements to be made in action guidelines and protocols, as well as in the action to foster awareness among adolescents and the general public in regard to these issues.
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