"scientific guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to advice or direction that is based on scientific knowledge and/or research. For example, "This company provides scientific guidance to help local governments make better policy decisions."
The nutrition standards for the Smart Choices Program are based on the federal government's dietary guidelines and other scientific guidance.
The Intelligence Science Board provided scientific guidance to the US intelligence community on this matter, which I quoted at the top of this article.
New scientific guidance on carbohydrates in the diet, including sugar, is expected to be issued by the government's advisory committee on nutrition on Thursday.
The statement also takes issue with the White House's censorship of phrases such as "climate change," "sea-level-rise," and "science-based" in government reports and public communications, as well as a lack of expert scientific guidance within the Administration.
The scientists, speaking ahead of new scientific guidance on carbohydrates in the diet including sugar, expected to be issued by the government's advisory committee on nutrition on Thursday, said foods high in saturated fat, more calorific than sugar, were just as much a problem.
"THE four horsemen of the apocalypse": that was the disparaging appraisal by Richard Tol of the University of Sussex of a report published in Yokohama on March 31st by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a group of scientists (including Dr Tol) who provide governments round the world with mainstream scientific guidance on the climate.
These regulatory and scientific guidances have indicated that the in-depth physicochemical and functional characterization of a proposed biosimilar should include appropriately robust and orthogonal analytical methods that enable a comprehensive molecular, functional, and structural biosimilarity assessment [ 10– 10].
Geologic concepts and scientific-technical guidance for the planning-design and construction of engineered works was recognized in Europe by the 1800s and by the early 1900s in North America.
But of course I can't force myself to eat a lot, you know more than 25 a day, I eat my bread in a morning with some spread and bring my sandwich with the spread Although the products may be initiated for purposes that align with scientific and regulatory guidance, such as cholesterol reduction, they were rarely used in the targeted and calculative way this guidance assumed.
We will miss his thoughtful guidance, scientific insight, integrity and ability to inspire those who knew him.
The project was made in collaboration with the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health, which provided scientific information and guidance, but the filmmakers had the final word on editing.
