The phrase 'normative guidance' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing advice or instruction to inform a decision or course of action. For example, "The research provides normative guidance on how to improve the situation."
When it comes to morality, the most basic issue concerns our capacity for normative guidance: our ability to be motivated by norms of behavior and feeling through judgments about how people ought to act and respond in various circumstances (Joyce 2006, Kitcher 2006a,b, 2011, and Machery and Mallon 2010).
Suppose it's true that we evolved a capacity and tendency for normative guidance because of the coordinating social function achieved by the expression of norm acceptance.
Abstract: Patriotism is not merely an attitude, but also normative guidance.
Its consequence is the marginalisation of those citizens for whom religious faith is both the deepest and the most comprehensive source of normative guidance.
The arguments and principles discussed in what follows aim to supply this kind of normative guidance.
Finally, a fourth attraction is that conceptual analysis may offer normative guidance (Goldman 1986).
By doing so, we suggest an integrated framework of stage-contingent sourcing strategies and provide the associated empirical results that demonstrate normative strategic guidance for managers.
The activity of dao-ing is primarily normative: giving guidance.
Since a feature inherent in the Leitbild of sustainable development is the consideration of strategies for shaping current and future society according to its normative content, guidance is necessary and the ultimate aim of sustainability analyses, reflections, deliberations and assessments.
The Declaration of Helsinki [ 13] came to supersede the Nuremberg Code as the normative ethical guidance for medical researchers [ 6].
That is, the bitstream definition is normative, while most guidance about encoding is informative.
