'style guidelines' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a set of instructions or rules which specify how writers should present their written work in terms of formatting, spelling, grammar, and usage. For example, "Our company has a strict set of style guidelines that all employees must adhere to when writing our company reports."
For other ways to cite sources, you can check out each of the style guidelines in print form for more information: The Chicago Manual of Style, The MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, or American Sociological Association ASAA) Style Guide.
Use active verbs where possible, particularly in news headlines: "Editor updates style guidelines" is much better than "Style guidelines updated".
Among other esteemed style guidelines, your own Times guidelines don't seem to address this either.
"Some brands are very clear about their style guidelines," said Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, the chief merchandising officer of Gilt.
Once style guidelines are established, jurisdiction is basically turned over to students to make editorial decisions by committee after consulting with faculty.
This article was amended on 5 August 2013 to remove a reference to schizophrenia which was inconsistent with the Guardian style guidelines.
Registration symbols are not used in the news columns, a style guideline set aside today to make a point.
There seems to be an unspoken style guideline amongst spy shot shooters: find the worst lighting possible, ditch the flash, and down 3-4 cups of coffee before snapping away.
A CPR coordinator prospectively collected data for the CPR registry according to the Utstein style guideline [ 12].
The data were collected prospectively according to Utstein-style guidelines [17, 18].
A CPR coordinator prospectively collected data for the CPR registry according to the Utstein-style guidelines [18, 19].
