The phrase "guidance material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents or resources that provide direction or advice on a particular subject or task.
Example: "The training program includes various guidance materials to help participants understand the new procedures."
Alternatives: "instructional resources" or "advisory documents".
Within ICAO, CAEP developed the requisite guidance material.
The CRED evaluation method provides reliability and relevance evaluation criteria and detailed guidance material [19, 20].
These principles are the foundation for guidance material incorporating Resilience Engineering (RE) concepts into safety assessment methodology.
The additional guidance material provided by the CRED evaluation method [19, 20] might also add to the risk assessor's confidence when categorizing studies.
This could be through providing a list of websites, guidance material, continued professional development, and/or a "checklist of understanding" of basic natural hazard and risk concepts (which could be standardized for New Zealand).
Durda and Preziosi [11] provides a percent limit for the control mortality while Schneider et al. [13], in the guidance material, asks whether the variability of the results and control was acceptable and if control values were within reasonable range.
"Added to this, the government has made serious mistakes in the planning and implementation of tests this year, with delays and confusion in the guidance materials".
In the department's latest annual report, the rise in incidents is attributed to "continued focus on improving the quality of guidance materials, training and support to help staff make decisions in accordance with the legislative requirements and to ensure all notifiable incidents are reported immediately".
The box is divided in two parts; the second part contains guidance materials for when a patient may die.
"We hope that the package of measures we have announced this week, including a firm implementation date, fees, practical exemptions and guidance materials, will allow this to take place".
The National Airspace System NASS) Enterprise Architecture (EA) describes Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) goals, operational changes, planned infrastructure changes, and guidance materials.
