"guide participants" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about someone leading or managing people in a certain activity or process. For example, "The project manager was responsible for guiding participants through the meeting agenda."
During this week only, Mr. Matthiessen will help guide participants on trips through locations like the Chonos and Guaitecas archipelagoes and Laguna San Rafael National Park.
The second half of the tour will be led by the local historian Matt Postal, who will guide participants on a 90-minute walk through Chelsea, including the High Line.
Not only are workshops run by a team of teenage NYO musicians, who sit alongside to guide participants throughout rehearsals and performances, but our Inspire participants are themselves also challenged to lead workshops with other young musicians.
PQP is a strategy for peer feedback designed to guide participants to provide specific, constructive feedback to their peers.
In the current study, a VR environment was designed to guide participants to perform prescribed neck movements.
However, to identify targets and distractors, participants had to foveate the stimuli, with little peripheral information to guide participants preferentially toward the target on single-target trials.
Theoretical sampling, whereby participants are purposively chosen based on emerging themes and theory, was used to guide participant selection.
Although our findings suggest that they are very suitable to guide participant lifestyle change, nurse practitioners in our study reported a lack of nutritional knowledge.
A matrix was developed to map these characteristics to guide participant selection informed by a detailed list of all 666 general practices in the Sydney and South-Western Sydney Local Health Districts.
Led by guides, participants will unearth worms, insects and plants.
Fielder guides participants through his insane promotion plans with a deadpan earnestness that is almost always socially awkward.
