"guiding instrument" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that provides direction or guidance, such as a set of principles, a policy, a document, or a tool. An example of how you might use it in a sentence is: "The constitution serves as the guiding instrument for our country's democracy".
Although interventions can principally be performed with all imaging modalities, computed tomography (CT) as a cross-sectional imaging method has several advantages as a guiding instrument.
Furthermore, even when considering multiple naming for these dose categories, 94% of all IR abstracts at the DRK did not mention radiation exposure at all despite the above-mentioned increasing trend towards CT as the guiding instrument.
Consequently, a variety of techniques has been developed to facilitate insertion of the ProSeal LMA, including priming the drain tube with a guiding instrument such as a suction catheter [ 6], a gastric tube [ 7], a gum elastic Bougie [ 8], a Flexi-Slip stylet [ 9] and even a fiberoptic bronchoscope [ 10, 11].
Air traffic controllers had cleared the Asiana flight for a visual approach — meaning no guiding instruments were needed to land the plane.
Promote further development and dissemination of instruments as standards, codes, operational guides, and other guiding instruments (international and regional levels).
In case of Priority 4, science and technology roles are to: Develop guidance for preparedness and reconstruction (land use planning, structural standards improvements, and learning from recovery) (at national and local levels); and Promote further development and dissemination of instruments as standards, codes, operational guides, and other guiding instruments (international and regional levels).
But safe navigation out of the perfect storm requires accurate and dependable guiding instruments.
A careful scrutiny of the various guiding instruments used by the providers reveal no such guidelines on reproductive rights or options for HIV-positive clients.
After field-testing, the authors performed statistical analyses to determine instrument and subscale reliability, as well as an exploratory factor analysis to guide instrument refinement.
The integrated behavior model guided instrument development to measure the young adolescent boys' attitudes, intentions and actions to change their bodies.
The conceptual model used to guide instrument development was informed by a review of the literature on biospecimen donation and diagnostic misconception, prior qualitative research conducted by our group on the US-Mexico border, and a quantitative measure of therapeutic misconception developed by Appelbaum et al. [ 13].
