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The phrase "guidelines set out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to rules or instructions that have been established or specified.
Example: "The guidelines set out by the committee will help ensure a smooth process for the event."
Alternatives: "guidelines established" or "guidelines outlined."
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The full extent of this link was not recognised in the guidelines set out in 1995.
It's important that they be based upon the guidelines set out by the Justice Department.
These cases are reviewed by trained immigration officials, using guidelines set out by USCIS.
Uefa, though, operates under guidelines set out in the World Anti‑Doping Agency code regarding team punishments.
There is no suggestion that any of them have flouted the guidelines set out by the advisory board.
The MoD spokesman said: "All our medical advice is based on the current guidelines set out by Public Health England.
2. Follow the guidelines set out every week on the letters page (it's amazing how many people ignore them).
Uruguayan commercial and legal guidelines set out practices and field doses designed to prevent acute intoxication with insecticides.
In America, they tend to be illegal at for-profit companies, according to guidelines set out in 1947.
Half of them began running in Vibram FiveFingers shoes gradually, following the guidelines set out on Vibram's website, while the control group continued to run as normal.
The guidelines set out five questions that all civil servants need to consider before they go ahead with a policy change.
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