The phrase "as practical guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific recommendations or rules that are intended to be helpful and applicable in real-life situations.
Example: "The report provides insights as practical guidelines for improving workplace efficiency."
Alternatives: "as useful recommendations" or "as actionable advice".
The role of pharmacogenetics in daily clinical practice is increasing as practical guidelines regarding gene drug interactions become more available.
They provide theoretical understanding of such a stabilization problem and can also serve as practical guidelines for actual controller design.
The fluxes and concentrations for hydrogen, nitrate, and nitrite obtained in this study can be used as practical guidelines for system design.
The theoretical background as well as practical guidelines for similar work are reviewed and the developed methodology is described in detail.
By providing expected outcomes, strategic goals, and priorities of action as practical guidelines for reducing disaster risk, the HFA and the Sendai Framework help local government leaders build the resilience of their cities.
The obtained results give opportunity to find optimal conditions for having efficient emission in microcylinder cavity and it can serve as practical guidelines to design SPP microcavity for stimulated emission.
As no practical guidelines on retesting are in place in the Netherlands, retests are likely to be only offered to a group of higher-risk cases selected by provider triage or self-triage, as the authors suggest.
Recipes as a form of prose — as opposed to practical guidelines for cooking — promise more than they can deliver.
Hume's problem of induction motivated Immanuel Kant (1724 1804) to seek new foundations for empirical method, though as an epistemic reconstruction, not as any set of practical guidelines for scientists.
This paper will serve as a practical guideline for establishing sustainable and market-efficient Korean ETS that can be compatible with the international standards as in the EU ETS.
