The phrase "brief guidance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to concise advice or direction on a particular topic or task.
Example: "The report includes brief guidance on how to improve team communication."
Alternatives: "short advice" or "concise direction".
It includes a brief guidance given to carrying out legal research involving other (especially related) jurisdictions.
The brief guidance provided here for potential authors is more completely elaborated in the full editorial essay appearing in portal volume 4, no.4.
In the control practices, eligible participants received standard oral healthcare and were initially given an oral cancer prevention leaflet which included brief guidance on reducing alcohol intake and stopping smoking.
Judge Richard Gergel rejected the mistrial application but offered brief general guidance to the jury, telling them that sentencing "is only your decision.
The brief provides guidance to the federal court on how to examine the activists' claim that their criminal prosecution by the U.S. Department of Justice substantially burdens their sincere religious belief in the sanctity of human life and that they must come to the aiding people in dire distress.
This brief provides guidance for the application of cohesive models to determine damage and fracture in materials and structural components.
Feedback to the helpdesk shows the great interest of enterprises in receiving brief understandable guidance (documents) inter alia for registration, communication in the supply chain and legal requirements with respect to the identification of SVHC or substances to be included in Annex XIV.
They also received brief dietary guidance from their PCPs, along with educational videotapes and printed materials.
Clinical laboratories routinely offer brief interpretative guidance on the forms that report the result of blood lead concentrations.
Brief structured guidance from a therapist enhanced outcome, and treatment gains as well as differences between groups were largely maintained three months after the end of treatment.
The development and dissemination of brief standardised guidance regarding how, and to whom, serious incidents in primary care are reported is recommended.
