The phrase "guiding content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the main or central idea or message of a sentence, paragraph, or entire piece of writing. Example: The guiding content of this article is to provide tips for effective time management in the workplace.
The theoretical framework is then used to guide content analysis of 36 individual onsite heat illness cases to identify prominent risks.
Otherwise, the communication was similar (length and type of guided content in the feedback).
Using group work, the field workers developed a revised version in Kiswahili, drawing on their own communication skills, local knowledge and a structured tool to guide content.
Neither experienced nor trainee groups identified information needs for specific clinical conditions or medicines to guide content development for future CDSSs.
The assessment blueprint guiding the content areas for the MMI and SJT had content validity because they was developed fit for purpose by organisational psychologists specialising in selection focussed assessment.
For Kimmel's part, this segment seems to be yet another example of the late-night host's new parenthood guiding the content of his show.
The questionnaire was used to ascertain socio-demographic information about respondents (copy available from first author), reducing the length of the in-depth interview and guiding its content.
The travel guide content in CreateTrips' app aims to be mostly user-generated.
While the initial NYC Holiday guide costs $3, Frommer eventually wants the business to run on in-app purchases and a unique usage of native ads against guide content.
All the content on RealTravel (except the Frommer's Guide content) is drawn directly from user posts and photos that are categorized by location and type.
The experiences themselves combine traditional audio guide content with mini games like puzzles, riddles, and hunting down virtual items at real-world locations you scan with your phone.
