The phrase "advance guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or advice that is provided ahead of time, often in preparation for a future event or decision.
Example: "The project manager provided advance guidance to the team to ensure everyone was on the same page before the meeting."
Alternatives: "preliminary advice" or "prior guidance".
That performance was within the company's advance guidance for the period, but lower than the $83 million in revenue and 2 cents a share loss that analysts had expected.
Is there a good reason for this?On the face of it, that Google's results disappointed analysts is no grounds for panic, especially as for all the right reasons the company refuses to give analysts advance "guidance" about its likely performance.
SMEs: strengthening advance guidance and assistance.
(B) An eco-system that provides relief for the main victims of TPP membership (a) SMEs: strengthening advance guidance and assistance Firstly, with respect to SMEs in those industries that will be most seriously affected by TPP membership, the preliminary allocation of budgets for guidance provision should be followed by the provision of subsidies.
The corresponding reachable and controllable set analysis, trajectory optimization, and advanced guidance methods are also revealed.
Kuperman et al. distinguishes between basic (e.g. offers drug-drug interaction checking) and advanced (e.g. includes advanced guidance for laboratory testing) medication-related decision support [ 11].
This study investigates several strategies to advance contact guidance strategies and technology to more practical applications.
He was manager of the Corporal rocket project, which brought about important early advances in guidance and communication techniques.
These proposed missions require advances in guidance, navigation, and control (GN&C) for PFF to enable high resolution science imaging.
It quotes two unnamed senior US defence officials as saying the most recent shipments had more advanced radar guidance systems, enabling it to evade a ship's defences.
Future enhancements may also include pathologic reference imagery or computer-assisted pattern recognition capability; emergency therapeutic techniques such as high frequency ultrasound hemostasis or image-guided nerve blocks could be considered as candidates for advanced virtual guidance modules of future autonomous medical capability systems.
