"guidance indicator" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific symbol or device that provides guidance or direction, often in a technical or instructional context. Example: "The user manual includes a step-by-step guide with clear guidance indicators to help assemble the furniture correctly."
The simple examples in 2D have shown the process of discretization error reduction via mesh refinement under guidance of error indicator.
Moreover, the Department of Health's Prognostic Indicator Guidance, issued as part of the Gold Standards Framework, 6 recommends these categories.
WHO/UNAIDS developed an indicator guidance document, 49 which used the same indicators, disaggregation, and definitions as the PEPFAR-revised guidelines.
While it includes a requirement that listed companies issue social and environmental data "to the extent necessary", it provides no guidance on what indicators to use.
However, it still lacks guidance on targets, indicators and monitoring of SUMPs, and there is still no clear regional or national policy strategy on mobility matters.
Moreover, this general set of most common indicators provides a guidance for the implementation of indicator systems in companies and enables them to assess their sustainability performance, which in turn will help the business sustainable development agenda.
His successor, Mark Carney, has come to embody this view, eschewing fixed policy rules in favor of the constrained discretion implied by guidance ranges for key indicators.
Like the Sphere handbook, LEGS contains minimum standards, key indicators and guidance notes.
Guidance on statutory performance indicators for policing and community safety 2008/09.
The banking industry, like many others, is always forward-looking: turning to the latest data and economic indicators for guidance on what's next.
