The phrase "guidance tool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a resource or instrument that provides direction or support in a specific context.
Example: "The new software serves as a guidance tool for employees to navigate the company's policies and procedures."
Alternatives: "support resource" or "advisory instrument."
This multiscale modeling can provide a guidance tool in performance evaluation of structural materials for next-generation nuclear reactors.
It is an innovative, ICT-based electronic career guidance tool that was originally developed in Germany to encourage teenage girls to consider a broader range of career options.
Finally, this paper is unique among other academic explorations of crowdfunding since it translates academic research into a user-friendly guidance tool for practical application.
It demonstrated that the expert system shows a high educational potential and is generally successful as a performance-driven design guidance tool, respectful of its non-deterministic nature.
This study provides a review of the available tools and guidelines and proposes a theoretical framework intended for developing a design guidance tool for inclusive workstation design.
The results obtained are intended to be a guidance tool in selecting the most appropriate operating point of the glossary selector with the discrete wavelet family at the receiver.
This paper focuses on the knowledge integration and some guidance tools within Oppla to help users to find research outcomes.
The framework presented here was also used as a template for the development of a user-oriented information support system (see "Guidance tools, databases and case studies").
Up to now it was hard to find useful sustainability criteria and ready-to-use guidance tools for the design of products, processes and production systems.
Another revenue stream is licensing fees from universities who are looking to provide their students with career guidance tools and "to leverage social networking to serve their students and alumni".
It is expensive and time-consuming to run experimental tests for all possible upstream process combinations in order to optimize the endpoint, rather it is much cheaper and faster to develop predictive models using computational intelligence (CI) which can be used as guidance tools in a competitive and rapidly changing environment.
