The phrase "allowing guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of permitting or enabling someone to provide direction or advice.
Example: "The new policy is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing guidance from team leaders to shape project outcomes."
Alternatives: "permitting direction" or "enabling advice".
Understanding patterns and levels of genetic variation in endangered species allows guidance in design of programs to protect them and their genetic diversity.
Still, we allow guidance that includes both the guiding strings "don't kill men" and "you may kill thieves".
Immunological biomarkers were thus needed that allow guidance of immunotherapy, risk stratification, and determination of which individuals might benefit from a given intervention [ 7].
It has the dual properties of sufficient stiffness to allow guidance towards and beyond the vocal cords, and sufficient elasticity and softness to avoid damage to the vocal cords and other vital structures.
Image guidance technology allows the guidance of dose delivery with 3D real-time information of target localization.
The tool developed could support continuous improvement in the performance of ongoing sustainability indicator initiatives, allowing greater guidance, objectivity and transparency in sustainability assessment processes.
Sometimes, yes, this is needed, but there's also another side of "allowing" for guidance.
Intra-operative TRUS-guided BT is rapidly growing in adoption largely due to its lower cost, widespread availability, and real-time guidance, and has allowed implant guidance during the BT procedure in addition to target localization.
This large-scale assessment also allows us to provide guidance to the research community in defining and identifying SSS across different mouse strains.
Raman imaging allowed for guidance of intraoperative tumor resection, and a histological correlation validated that Raman imaging was accurately delineating the brain tumor margins.
