"service guidance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a type of service or information offered to help someone with a task or problem. For example, "The library offers service guidance to help patrons select appropriate books for their reading interests."
Chief inspector Ian Vincent, Cycle Task Force, said: "There is no specific Metropolitan police service guidance on cycle safety.
A screening would determine eligibility according to income guidelines, and all qualified immigrants would receive not only a qualified lawyer but also support services like interpreters, mental-health counseling and social service guidance.
So they're increasingly turning to retailers to deliver something more, be it added convenience, service, guidance and inspiration.
Despite a number of high-profile cases and a wealth of anecdotal evidence suggesting the efficacy of cannabis in treating conditions resistant to pharmaceutical medicines, health service guidance states "very few people in England are likely to get a prescription for medical cannabis", and that possible side effects include "suicidal thoughts", "hallucinations" and "reduced appetite".
This investment signalled political commitment to implementing the service guidance.
The one exception was the crucial early decision to commission disease-specific service guidance.
Linux support is also on the roadmap and Microsoft plans to give developers who currently use its other cloud services guidance for moving to Service Fabric if they want to do so.
The idea is to aggregate all of the essential components (financing, professional publishing services, guidance and support, and a built-in audience) for authors to be successful.
The latest UK guidelines on prostate cancer (NICE, 2008) refer to the urological cancer services guidance (NICE, 2002) as the core model for service delivery, which stresses the importance of multidisciplinary team management.
2 Furthermore, information about the ethnicity of individual patients/callers can enable healthcare organisations to target services, guidance and support appropriately, according to the known epidemiological patterns of incidence of particular diseases.
"The MPS [Metropolitan police service] guidance has been in the public domain for quite some time and we are absolutely committed to ensuring that officers on the ground are using the equipment appropriately and in accordance with this guidance," he said.
