The phrase "adequate guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sufficient or appropriate advice or direction provided to someone in a particular situation.
Example: "The training program offers adequate guidance for new employees to understand their roles and responsibilities."
Alternatives: "sufficient direction" or "appropriate advice".
Staff say that they are not given adequate guidance from the headteacher regarding this".
It does not provide adequate guidance on modern issues such as gay marriage or illegal immigration.
When determining how to deal with difficult customers, employees often lack adequate guidance.
"Markets alone do not provide adequate guidance in engaging this challenge," he said, adding that the nation "must move away from a winner-take-all mindset".
In his dissent, Justice Scalia accused the majority of "gutting" the court's decision in the earlier case and of failing to give states adequate guidance for the future.
However, adequate guidance on how these factors can be operationalized in practice is not provided for architects and interior designers.
It is expected that the application of multi-time-scale analysis to specific well-characterized reaction systems will provide fuller understanding of past and adequate theoretical guidance for future work.
On the other hand, the Ecodesign Knowledge System classifies both knowledge and user situations according to a common set of domain models in order to supply, at any time, adequate Life Cycle Engineering guidance, tailored to the specific user situation.
The report further insists that "rarely" do we find adequate moral guidance from individual verses and passages, even compilations of them.
4) The future programme design must clearly articulate and provide adequate implementation guidance for integration of gender equality, equity and vulnerability including addressing the needs of the disabled.
Another problem encountered was the lack of adequate published guidance on the application of the OQAQ question, assessing the overall methodological quality.
