The phrase "a direct email" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an email that is sent directly to someone without any intermediaries or when emphasizing the straightforwardness of the communication.
Example: "Please send me a direct email with the details of the meeting so I can review them."
Alternatives: "an email sent directly" or "a straightforward email".
If this should fail, the plan also is to facilitate a direct email request to the author for a copy of the paper.
In a direct email to the president he attached an article suggesting as much and said it "might be of some help towards drafting the embassy's response to Channel 4 video".
What's more effective: a direct email or a nurture campaign?
Take the time to send them a direct email, phone call or piece of direct mail.
Earlier this week I was one of several journalists to receive a direct email from Baba Jukwa, urging me to "spread the news".
The news of the closure and transfer was first made public in a direct email to Waterstones' e-book customers earlier today.
A more direct email sent by health authorities and telling recipients that they were in default and risked penalties (up to $10 000 a day) or grant funds being withheld and urging them to post their results might have more impact.
This was done in a clear and direct email to Conor McNicholas on the 5th of November which went ignored and last week we found out that it had never even been presented to anyone at the campaign as that would obviously not have suited what we now know to be the NME's agenda.
The letter reminds fans that Maker's Mark is still a family business, and including their direct email addresses is a meaningful gesture in itself.
Like it or not, direct email is a crowdfunder's best friend.
The first group self-selected following direct email to members of a land based consumer support group, the Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Association of Australia (POSAA).
