The phrase "a direct projection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is a clear or straightforward representation or forecast of another thing.
Example: "The report serves as a direct projection of the company's future earnings based on current market trends."
Alternatives: "a clear reflection of" or "a straightforward representation of".
Although a direct projection of the DMH to the parabrachial nucleus was searched for, it was found upon close examination either nonexistent or weak [60] [62].
Likewise, earlier reports of a direct projection of the DMH to the insular cortex [55] were not confirmed in subsequent studies using retrograde labeling [61], [63].
According to GLOBOCAN, the methodology used to estimate data on SA was a direct projection of available rates on incidence and mortality.
We discovered that the globus pallidus externus (GPe) sends a direct projection to cortex, thus altering the classical model of the basal ganglia.
For instance, social odors predominantly activate the ventral region of the main olfactory bulb, which has a direct projection to the medial amygdala, overlapping with the vomeronasal projection from the accessory olfactory bulb [ 11].
Other sculptors such as Peter Agostini, George Spaventa, Peter Grippe, David Slivka, and Lipchitz, who were interested in bringing spontaneity, accident, and automatism into play, returned to the more labile media of wax and clay, with occasional cire-perdue casting, which permit a very direct projection of the artist's feelings.
An example of such a map is the direct projection of the retina onto the optic tectum in the brain of non-mammalian vertebrates (Gaze, 1958).
Microradiographs were enlarged by direct projection of the specimen using a microfocus X-ray tube with 10-micron resolution (FXT 100.52, Feinfocus/Yxlon, Germany) on a real-time digital sensor (C7942 CK12, version modified for small bones, Hamamatsu, Japan).
In his biography of Daniel Defoe, Maximillian E Novak sees these characters as direct projections of their author.
As there are direct projections of premotor areas to the phrenic spinal motoneurons, it is reasonable to postulate that the activation of the premotor control of the diaphragm would depolarize them and thus increase their "receptiveness" to a concurrent input, which would explain our findings.
The intriguing possibility of a direct extrastriate projection in the macaque, the predominant model species used to inform our understanding of visual system architecture, begets the question of whether this organization also exists in the human.
