The phrase "avoidance guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to recommendations or rules designed to help individuals or organizations avoid certain behaviors or situations.
Example: "The company has implemented avoidance guidelines to ensure that employees do not engage in any unethical practices."
Alternatives: "prevention guidelines" or "avoidance protocols".
Researchers from the Transportation Department and the University of Michigan have been studying connected vehicles since August with the aim of providing information for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration as it develops guidelines for avoidance technology on new vehicles.
It is also proposing that the government can add $2bn to its coffers by closing loopholes on multinational tax avoidance, such as changing guidelines on what can be classified as company assets, and allowing the Tax Office to have greater oversight over big international firms.
The most effective blood conservation strategies remain the simplest and likely least costly, most importantly complying with restrictive RBC transfusion guidelines and avoidance of excessive testing.
The greatest differences were seen in acute bronchitis, where guidelines recommended avoidance of antibiotics.
Extraskeletal measures that are advocated in guidelines include avoidance of immobility, stimulation of weight-bearing exercise, and physiotherapy.
Despite international guidelines recommending avoidance of catheters for haemodialysis access, hospital admissions for CRBs have doubled in the last decade.
European guidelines emphasise: avoidance of smoking and overweight, physical exercise (at least 30 min/day), healthy food, blood pressure < 140/90 mm Hg, total cholesterol < 5 mmol/l [ 1].
This emphasizes the importance of assessing for LTOT during stability and not using it for the sake of pure "admission avoidance" outside of the guidelines.
IMO has issued guidelines on avoidance of false alerts and has introduced a standard button design, which means that the distress button has to be protected and must be held down for at least 3 seconds to be activated.
Both NKF KDOQI and KDIGO guidelines recommend avoidance of high levels of protein intake, defined as more than 20% of kcal from protein (4) or >1.3 g/kg/day of protein for individuals with CKD (22).
