The phrase "operation guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or manual that provides instructions on how to operate a device, system, or process.
Example: "Before using the new software, please refer to the operation guide for detailed instructions."
Alternatives: "user manual" or "instruction manual."
Mukasey's ruling modified the bureau's operation guide to allow for an "assessment" period.
The responsibilities of the SCC include: 1. Planning and conducting the study designing the protocol; designing the CRF; designing the operation guide; managing and controlling data quality; designing, testing and maintaining the electronic database; data quality control; assisting the steering committee; 2.
Sequencing was performed according to the Applied Biosystems SOLiD System: Instrument Operation Guide.
The amplified beads were first run on a workflow analysis slide to determine the quality and quantity of the beads, which was followed by a single sequencing run, performed according to the Applied Biosystems SOLiD 4 System Instrument Operation Guide.
But as he prepares to officially unveil his candidacy on Wednesday, a quest that once seemed fanciful has evolved into an unexpectedly serious operation, guided by a group of political heavyweights and underwritten by Mr. Hidary's sizable bank account.
The pilot operation, guiding ships into the port of Hull, helps 100 ships a day to safety.
But the family continued to run a big-game operation, guiding hunters to the trophy deer and elk transplanted to the island nearly a century ago.
The FBI rules, laid out in the FBI's Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide, dictate that special care should be taken over sensitive investigations such as those targeting elected officials, journalists and political organisations.
The data release comes as the F.B.I. is preparing to issue agents a new version of its manual, the Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide, that will relax some rules about the techniques allowed at the assessment stage.
The F.B.I.'s domestic operations guide, which was overhauled in 2008, notes that courts have found it to be "legally objectionable" when government agents lead a political or religious group "into criminal activity that otherwise probably would not have occurred".
The purpose of the attorney general guidelines and F.B.I. policy contained in the Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide is to ensure that F.B.I. activities are conducted with respect for the constitutional rights and privacy interests of all Americans.
