The phrase "aesthetic guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to principles or standards that govern the visual appearance or artistic aspects of a project or design.
Example: "The designer followed the aesthetic guidelines to ensure that the final product was visually appealing and aligned with the brand's identity."
Alternatives: "design standards" or "visual criteria".
These later musicals follow narrower and stricter self-imposed aesthetic guidelines.
Those who couldn't be persuaded to evacuate were expected to live under an austere set of aesthetic guidelines.
They have called for everything from aesthetic guidelines to ensure that a new bridge will not blight the riverfront, to commuter rails and buses to reduce car traffic.
"It's extremely random and haphazard". Neither his instincts nor his aesthetic guidelines kept him out of two panned movies in 1999 - Mystery Men and House on Haunted Hill - but he makes a case for having said yes to both.
But the Sussex Square homeowners association in Richmond said the flagpole violated the neighborhood's aesthetic guidelines and ordered him to remove it by Dec. 11 or face a lawsuit.
Even now, when a scent or a sculpture or a design under development starts deviating from his strict aesthetic guidelines, threatening to become too easy, seductive or beautiful, Astuguevieille stops all work, he said.
From the start Pi had both a competitive advantage and an aesthetic guideline in its affiliation with the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, a self-sustaining, artist-run organization formed in 1965.
For aesthetic reason, the guideline value given by WHO is 200 mg/L.
In 2009, the British Orthopaedic Association BOAA) in conjunction with the British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS) produced guidelines on the management of open long-bone fractures.
Elevated chloride concentrations can affect the potability of water (the Canadian aesthetic drinking water quality guideline for chloride is 250 mg/L) and can also be toxic to aquatic organisms (CCME aquatic chronic toxicity guideline is 208 mg/L).
In this article, we introduce a new and encompassing taxonomy of visual guidelines capturing the aesthetic quality of UML class diagrams.
