The phrase "add guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of providing direction or advice on a particular subject or task.
Example: "In order to improve the project outcomes, we need to add guidance for the team on best practices."
Alternatives: "provide direction" or "offer advice".
The company added that it was now conducting a study of patients with the Riata wire and would provide added guidance to doctors about how to best manage patients.
This is important partly because a new executive who stands as a cultural pioneer will need added guidance and cover.
In a recent meta-analysis that focused specifically on inquiry learning with simulations, d'Angelo et al. ([2014]) concluded that students who learned with a simulation had better achievements than students who followed an alternative form of instruction and that adding guidance to a simulation, especially scaffolding, and using multiple representations further increased students' performance.
Although physical examination and medical history of the patient have been the gold standard used to diagnose SFN, ancillary testing may provide added guidance.
The program added guidance to help partner organizations design more specific job descriptions, helped Fellows to blog about their experiences, and created a GHF alumni network to promote information sharing.
"Shop stewards can't object like a lawyer would, but they're able to add some guidance because a unionized workplace is covered by the collective bargaining agreement," Mr. Salvatore said.
Apple Maps will also add lane guidance to navigation - another important catch-up with Google Maps.
Augmedix also wants to add more guidance for doctors, to help them remember different points for, say, smoking cessation regiments or other clinical work.
The superiority of this type of haptic guidance suggests that position information is mainly given by visual modality (no improvement of shape by adding haptic guidance) and kinematics information is given by haptic modality, probably encoded in force coordinates.
Hancock added that guidance is being drawn up for ministers and officials for dealing with interested parties in the bid.
