The phrase "give rules" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to provide or state the rules for something. Example: Before playing the game, the teacher gave us rules to follow in order to ensure fair play.
Placard give rules for segregating waste.
Long talk story about Club de France et d'Angleterre Give rules and regulations, head chef Oscar Katzjen formerly of Savoy, etc. Gives his special dishes, some fantastic concoctions.
The aim of Mimamsa is to give rules for the interpretation of the Vedas, the earliest scriptures of Hinduism, and to provide a philosophical justification for the observance of Vedic ritual.
In 1782 he won a prize offered by the Berlin Academy of Sciences for his effort to "determine the curve described by cannonballs and bombs, taking into consideration the resistance of air[, and] give rules for obtaining the ranges corresponding to different initial velocities and to different angles of projection".
The Sulbasutras are part of the larger corpus of texts called the Shrautasutras, considered to be appendices to the Vedas, which give rules for constructing altars.
Leśniewski does not need to give rules for many different kinds of universal quantifier, but gives rules for the one sort in one go.
Decision trees based on C4.5 [ 14] were used to give rule descriptions of the clusters and these were examined by clinical experts.
Placard gave rules for segreaating waste.
Gives rules and regulations surrounding the auctioning of horses.
I don't want anyone giving rules to my relationship with God or my spirituality.
He was given rules to abide by in the next two years, the report said, including not criticizing the government.
