"research guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to advice or assistance given to someone who is conducting research, such as on a dissertation or academic paper. For example, "My professor provided me with invaluable research guidance throughout my project."
University research guidance should be in place to safeguard both researchers and the populations under scrutiny.
As the 2010 Equality and Human Rights Commission report Don't Look Back states: "Older LGB people have been overlooked in health and social care legislation, policy, research, guidance and practice, which assume service users are heterosexual".
YQM contributed through research guidance, discussion, and manuscript modifications.
MK planned this work and contributed through research guidance.
MA contributed through research guidance, discussion, and manuscript modifications.
Mobil Research and Development has developed a kinetic process model for catalytic naphtha reforming which is currently used extensively throughout Mobil for commercial reformer monitoring, research guidance, new process designs, planning, and optimization.
This is especially problematic given that researchers or other 'implementers' may be looking to this kind of research for guidance.
The watchdog said DfID failed to apply its own research and guidance on how trade can impact on the poor.
After a stint with a military contractor, where he was involved with research on guidance systems for cruise missiles, Mr. Knapp joined Cellular Communications, a wireless upstart headed by George Blumenthal.
Using S&P's research for guidance, we have compiled lists of bullish and bearish plays.
It also has practical significance in anti-interference research for guidance equipment.
