"given guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are providing assistance, direction, or advice. For example: "The teacher gave guidance to the students on how to prepare for the upcoming test."
"We have, however, given guidance to ITV on appropriate scheduling when showing potentially dangerous behaviour".
British citizens in Saudi Arabia have been given guidance on their security, in particular vehicle security, by our embassy".
However, it's also true that young offenders are meant to be rehabilitated and given guidance and hope.
I'm given guidance by Major League Baseball on what they want, and it's my job to get it done.
Broadcasters may need to be given guidance when they are in danger of misjudging those standards, as our decision on The X Factor shows.
However, he said those reaching retirement would be given guidance rather than financial advice as to what to do with their money.
In fact, the average person, the workers, the proles, are often strangely disappointing and regarded as empty vessels that just need to be given guidance.
He had answered that the number "Would lie between 0 and a bigger number when the correct answer – yes, he knew it now – was 'We've given guidance'".
"Similarly, the mayor has never weighed in or given guidance to the officials representing the administration in these talks," Mr. Loeser wrote.
In the US and the UK, doctors have been given guidance on screening pregnant women who have returned from Latin America after contact with the Zika virus.
We have not yet been given guidance about what defines a safe area and that will be a big part of the consultation.
