The phrase 'guide me through this' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use this phrase to ask for assistance in understanding a complex process or situation. For example: "Can you guide me through this tax form? I'm having trouble figuring out what I need to do."
I initially relied on my local authority's fostering team to guide me through this.
I can lay map on map, finding the co-relation between poverty and the location of street gangs and violent crime, revealing a hidden chart to guide me through this world.
In other bear markets, history has been useful to help guide me through; this time history is far less relevant.
"I hired top-rate corporate, financial, legal and tax specialists to guide me through this process and when you're paying for that kind of advice, it would be daft not to follow it".
I feel good about where we're headed and while we're having strategy changes, I am fortunate to have my awesome advisors, investors, and experienced mentors to lean on to guide me through this difficult process.
Was there information available that would help guide me through this battle?
And President Bush deemed it appropriate not only to tour me, to guide me through the premises of this house where he lives, we saw almost every picture hanging on the walls of this great building.
When I began writing for games over 20 years ago, I wish there had been a book like this to guide me through the process, art, and business of scoring for games.
I had a dear friend who accompanied me and truly guided me through this amazing journey of intricately understanding glorious Islam.
Nowadays, he spends most of his time guiding me through this emotional minefield littered with sixteen years of breathtaking memories.
