The phrase "guidance given by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe advice or direction that is provided by someone or something. Example: The students were grateful for the guidance given by their teacher as they prepared for the exam.
We must follow the guidance given by the provincial centre".
"There is guidance given by the Cabinet Office year to year on ballpark figures," she said.
"They will all be assisted by the trial decision achieved by these eight claimants and the guidance given by the court of appeal".
The most notorious dispute focused on guidance given by Lord Goldsmith, attorney general in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq war.
Not one of the 100,000 local Muslims had come out to protest against Geller's event, in accordance with guidance given by Muslim leaders.
"Previously, under guidance given by the court of appeal in the case of Pereira [the vulnerability test], applicants had to show that they were more vulnerable than an 'ordinary homeless person' … So the test became 'more vulnerable than the vulnerable'.
In the event this should happen, we will of course adhere to any instruction or guidance given to us by the relevant authorities.
Infighting, scandal and a trip to Hawaii The catalogue of problems that afflicted the construction of the Opera House was extensive even by the standards of such an ambitious project, and the blame can be spread between Jorn Utzon, the terms of the open competition and the lack of guidance given to him by the NSW government.
7.13pm BST Paul Lewis reports that the parole timeline Coombs described, under which Manning would have his first parole hearing in seven years, conflicts with earlier guidance given to reporters by military representatives, "who previously told reporters that Manning would eligible for parole after a third of his 35-year-sentence".
Paul Lewis reports that the parole timeline Coombs described, under which Manning would have his first parole hearing in seven years, conflicts with earlier guidance given to reporters by military representatives, "who previously told reporters that Manning would eligible for parole after a third of his 35-year-sentence". The Coombs timeline appears to be operative.
One of the reports addresses the mistreatment and rendition of detainees between 2001 and 2010, while the other considers current issues, mainly the guidance given to spies by their head offices about how to respond when confronted with torture or rendition.
