The phrase "heavily guided" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation or action that is strongly influenced or controlled by someone or something. Example: The students' research was heavily guided by their professor's instructions and feedback.
This session, comprising talks from leading Israeli aerospace industries, as well from a major operator, presents the current state of the art, which has been heavily guided and supported by the Israeli Academy.
There are strong suggestions that many of the books are being written by ghostwriters, or at least heavily guided by outside research assistants, who then pass the text on to the prisoners who handwrite them – the manuscripts must be handwritten rather than typed – and pay for a small print run of a few hundred copies.
If nothing else, my basic worldview has always been heavily guided by Chumbawumba.
Functional divergence in receptor proteins with a developmental function may lead to a dramatic change in the plant phenotype because plant development is heavily guided by external signals.
Typically, national pandemic plans around the world have involved limited public consultation, and instead have been heavily guided by government and public health agencies, and panels of expert scientists [ 17- 20].
Plant development has a significant postembryonic phase that is guided heavily by interactions between the plant and the outside environment.
Heavily armed and guided by GPS systems and satellite phones, its guerrillas launch lightning attacks before fading back into the desert sands.
Excited by the impact of that scene, which was guided heavily — as all of the fight and action sequences are — by Mr. Liman, the network backed up calls for more with their biggest budget yet.
An old Eskimo, Aloysius Pikinganna, guided the heavily loaded walrus skin boat.
All of the fighter aircraft aboard the Enterprise had been heavily loaded with precision guided missiles known as Guided Bomb Units.
Sexual relations, marriage, childbearing, birth, and the rearing and place of children are, in all cultures, heavily regulated to guide our relations and behaviour (5).
