The phrase "a direct exposure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of revealing or presenting something in a straightforward manner, often in contexts related to information, experiences, or issues.
Example: "The documentary provides a direct exposure of the environmental challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "a straightforward revelation of" or "an unfiltered presentation of".
There are others around the world, including ABN Amro of the Netherlands, which has a direct exposure of almost $100m, and Nikko Cordial Corporation's money management fund in Japan, which holds an estimated $200m of Enron's bonds.Senior Fed officials do worry that such a highly leveraged company escaped regulatory oversight.
There are others around the world, including ABN Amro of the Netherlands, which has a direct exposure of almost $100m, and Japan's Nikko Cordial Corporation's money management fund which holds an estimated $200m of Enron's bonds.Enron's fall will be felt in the business of "structured finance"—that multi-billion dollar world of collateralised debt obligations and asset-backed securities.
A big central hole allowed a direct exposure of electrodes to ambient air (for the cathodes) and methanol solution (for the anodes).
The thermal treatment at 250 °C of the as-prepared sol gel catalyst is at least partly effective in the removal of the PVA, leading to a direct exposure of the surface of the hybrid silica matrix.
Akin to these observations, nuclear run-off experiments revealed that the increase in Smad4 mRNA elicited by HBR was mediated at the transcriptional level, and could be reproduced with additive effects by a direct exposure of isolated undifferentiated nuclei to BU and RA, but not to the intact mixed ester.
Such a spatial co-localization indicates a direct exposure of the axons to these molecules and would suggest a relevant role for them in the growth of the antler nerves, either promoting axon regrowth or coping with the axon trophic requirements.
Biomarkers of exposure may include measurements of parent compounds, metabolites, or DNA or protein adducts of parent compounds and/or metabolites that indicate that a direct exposure to the compound of interest has occurred.
Dust is a direct exposure pathway through incidental ingestion, inhalation of resuspended particles, and dermal absorption, and it is a proxy for exposure from product use.
Finally, this study was not designed to assess whether the observed changes in gene expression were a result of direct exposure of circulating cells to toxins, or due to interactions with damaged lung tissue.
This absence may indicate a lack of fascin 2b expression in hair cells of the lateral line; however, it could also be an artifact of direct exposure of these surface cells to the harsh fixative, which may have destroyed the epitope.
The work considers two issues: slew maneuver with a feature of avoiding direct exposure of the camera's CCD chip to the Sun and optimal control torque distribution in a reaction wheel assembly.
