The phrase "addition to the guideline" is not correct in standard English; it should be "in addition to the guideline." You can use it when you want to indicate that something is being added to the existing guideline or set of rules.
Example: "In addition to the guideline, we will also implement new procedures to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "along with the guideline" or "besides the guideline."
In addition to the guidelines already mentioned for the choice of axioms of ZFC, another guideline is taken into account by some set theorists.
The Judicial Conference's action itself reflected the views of many federal judges, who have become increasingly resentful of the limits -- mandatory minimum sentences in some cases, in addition to the guidelines -- that have been placed on their traditional sentencing discretion.
Mr. Chroust said that in addition to the guidelines telling retailers how to control crowds, they also assume that retailers can predict when a crowd can turn problematic.
The most striking addition to the guidelines concerns methods that assess brain changes involved in Alzheimer's, including brain scans and tests of cerebral spinal fluid.
In carrying out the case studies, in addition to the guidelines for using computer support and the exercise of specifying a simple system, the students also had an sample project in the repository of the computational support in the hotel domain, containing 25 requirements that could be reused.
In addition to the guidelines, each evaluator was asked to read the AGREE instrument training manual [ 4] and received a 2-hour training session.
In addition to the guidelines described in this manuscript there are pertinent WHO guidelines on management of LTBI in people living with HIV [ 18] and child contacts below 5 years of age [ 19] which should be implemented in all countries.
Because of this, in addition to the guidelines and recommendations included here, we identify areas in which variation in approaches prohibits decisive recommendations, and identify questions in need of consideration among scholars in this field.
In addition to the new guidelines, the Motion Picture Association of America recently banned the advance distribution of DVD's or videotapes (called screeners) to academy voters.
