The phrase "guidelines around" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to any set of established rules or standards that are set in order to guide behaviour. For example, "The school provided guidelines around appropriate dress and behaviour."
Therefore our results show that those patients receiving treatment courses in line with guidelines (around 180 days) will have a low absolute risk of epilepsy/seizures.
The FDA also announced intentions to draft guidelines around sex differences in drug dosing recommendations.
In the US, Arra Hitech privacy legislation (2009) introduced – and enforced – strict guidelines around breach disclosure and notification.
Robert Halton, Conservative MP for Harlow, said: "The Government should establish much stricter guidelines around donations to UK universities".
There are strict guidelines around what the banned players at Essendon and other clubs can and cannot do during their suspension.
He agreed to write to primary and secondary headteachers drawing their attention to guidelines around the issue and reminding them of their duty to protect schoolgirls.
She said there were strict guidelines around food safety and supplying dinners in schools, including transparency and traceability of ingredient provenance, and this was written into contracts.
Now, she said, she cannot apply for the money from the state "because they haven't developed the guidelines around the application process".
The drive to bring a bill to the Senate floor that will set tighter guidelines around derivatives trading has left many spooked, but largely unapologetic.
The director of public prosecutions has clarified guidelines around assisted dying, confirming that doctors who help severely disabled or terminally ill people to die may be likely to face criminal charges.
Praising her "inspirational" work, Gove agreed to write to primary and secondary headteachers drawing their attention to guidelines around the issue and reminding them of their duty towards schoolgirls.
