The phrase "applying guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of utilizing or implementing advice or instructions in a particular context.
Example: "The team is focused on applying guidance from the latest research to improve their project outcomes."
Alternatives: "utilizing advice" or "implementing recommendations".
Personal experience narratives reveal members of the general public to be engaged and willing to apply guidance in real world settings, though also aware of limits on what might be possible in time of pandemic.
No sufficient scientific evidence was found on applying canine guidance in implant-retained overdentures.
However, applying such guidance requires estimation of risk in the general population of women [ 15, 16].
However, the rapid pace of technological development means that applying theoretical guidance in this domain is challenging.
In this paper, we report the impact of applying this guidance in a sample of general practitioner (GP) practices across London to investigate whether it is possible to raise diagnosis rates through undertaking an exercise to 'clean up' dementia coding and records at a practice level.
Exact palpation of the tracheal rings is crucial before starting the percutaneous technique, and this can be improved by blunt dissection of the pretracheal tissue when using the Cook and Portex kits and, in case of difficult anatomy, by applying endoscopic guidance.
He applied such guidance while at the Bank of Canada and is proud that it "has consistently achieved its inflation target, while the Canadian economy has grown jobs and output at the fastest pace in the G-7," Mr. Carney told an impressed group of British lawmakers at a parliamentary committee hearing in February, referring to the Group of 7 major economies.
As these non-numerical criteria for bioaccumulation are vague and difficult to apply transparently, guidance should be developed.
