The phrase "guidelines base" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a foundation or basis for guidelines, a set of rules or instructions. This phrase can be used when discussing the principles or key concepts that form the basis of a set of guidelines. Example: The guidelines base for our company's code of conduct includes principles of integrity, respect, and accountability.
The federal sentencing guidelines base much of the recommended sentence on the amount of the defendants' gains or losses avoided from the insider trading.
Also, some guidelines base their risk assessment on 5-year survival probabilities, while others on 10-year survival probabilities.
In addition, many of the SADC guidelines base their recommendations on other reference guidelines, such as WHO publications.
Both guidelines base these recommendations on studies performed in secondary and tertiary care, which may not be applicable for primary care settings.
16 Many of the current guidelines base their recommendations on drug profiles, including clinical efficacy and adverse events, in particular hypoglycemia risk.
This has considerable implications for clinical practice, but is not yet included in clinical guidelines (2, 3); most current clinical guidelines base their recommendations on studies performed using assays which are outdated by approximately a decade.
Since 1998 the Royal Dutch Society for Physical Therapy (KNGF) produced evidence-based clinical guidelines, based on a standardized program.
The ABI said: "Shareholders seek an open and constructive approach to communication rather than a purely compliance-based approach to remuneration guidelines based on the advice of consultants".
Guidelines based on such errors or bias-based conclusions and misinterpretations can further compound the problem.
B. Due process requires the application of clear and consistent guidelines based on prospective rules.
They purport to offer alternative management guidelines based on traditional economic theory.
