The phrase "include guidelines" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a set of rules or instructions that are to be included in a document or plan. For example: "The report should include guidelines for managing the company's finances." "Please make sure to include guidelines for citing sources in your research paper."
We include guidelines to help interpret these frequency histograms.
The plan will include guidelines for health officials and for hospitals with any patient suspected of having smallpox.
WHO also has global recommendations, which are specific to different age groups and include guidelines for persons with reduced mobility.
These would include guidelines for dealing with material that has not undergone peer review such as the item on Himalayan glaciers.
We must make sure that we allow opportunities, and include guidelines, that provide for women to have maternity leave without intimidation.
These include guidelines on "appropriate touching" (a pat on the shoulder is allowed) and comments that may prove risky ("You have a nice smile").
These might include guidelines like "no name-calling," "no interrupting," "listen without judgment," "share to your level of comfort," "you have the right to pass," and the like.
Associated materials include guidelines to prepare faculty facilitators and participants for the large-group discussion and small-group practice sessions with role-plays.
Resources include guidelines, policies and standard operating procedures dictated by Penn's Animal Care and Use Committee and University Laboratory Animal Resources.
However, the recommendations do also include guidelines for monitoring the lipid profiles and kidney health of people who choose a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet.
To meet this demand, we are working with our university-wide Office of Sustainability to help draft a comprehensive landscaping plan, specifically to include guidelines for establishing and maintaining multifunctional and interactive landscapes.
