The phrase "additional guidelines for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra instructions or recommendations related to a specific topic or task.
Example: "Please refer to the additional guidelines for submitting your application to ensure all requirements are met."
Alternatives: "supplementary instructions for" or "extra recommendations for".
In addition to the current GRRAS recommendations, we suggest the inclusion of additional guidelines for test set development that may be applicable to other studies.
They provide additional guidelines for the design of survivable ATM mesh-type networks, from a network reliability viewpoint.
This chapter gathers together several topics pertaining to observation planning, irrespective of focal-plane instrument and grating configuration, to serve as additional guidelines for preparing proposals.
The disagreements among other courts concerning the implications of Escobedo, 12 however, have impelled us to lay down additional guidelines for situations not presented by that case.
In addition to keeping programs such as the $36 billion NextGen program afloat and paying the FAA's 14,000 air traffic controllers, the bill tweaks airline regulations, sets additional guidelines for drone aircraft and provides funding for the Transportation Security Administration.
(b) If a state prefers the submission option of submitting three paper copies and has no means of making an electronic copy available to EPA, EPA requests that the state confer with its EPA Regional Office regarding additional guidelines for submitting the plan to EPA.
The last analysis included an additional guideline for evaluating study futility at a cutoff of 40% for conditional power assuming the trend observed in the interim.
Please see here for additional guidelines, and search for other group members via this Google Sheet.
Due to the diversity of GP training in the studies, standardized mean effects were pooled - firstly, for studies with GP training only, secondly, for studies introducing additional guidelines and lastly for studies including more complex interventions.
Review the additional guidelines and procedures for minoring in a HASS field.
Furthermore, additional guidelines have been published for other types of studies, for example, the STROBE-statement (STrengthening the Reporting of OBservational studies in Epidemiology) for observational studies and the PRISMA-statement (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) for systematic reviews and meta-analyses [ 12, 13].
