The phrase "a direct visit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a visit that is straightforward, without any intermediaries or complications.
Example: "I prefer a direct visit to the client rather than scheduling a conference call."
Alternatives: "an in-person visit" or "a face-to-face visit".
With North Korea, where decision-making is concentrated in the hands of one mercurial leader, the Japanese prime minister is gambling that a rare, direct visit over one day can make progress where a decade of talks by lower-level officials have proved fruitless.
Again, is a planet in its HZ with a mass too great for a direct human visit a good candidate?
The health interview and health examination surveys were administered in a mobile examination center, and the nutritional survey was administered by direct visit and interview.
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However, the variation of this preference across population groups should be studied in more detail in order to design an effective threshold for discouraging direct visits to a specialist without a referral.
This is a well-known problem and one I wrote about in 2011, with specific reference to Twitter which was at the time a significant source of direct visits.
Direct visits between communities may be a more effective measure of their effective spatial proximity, capturing the ease with which citizen can get from one place to another through accessible transportation.
We may now have better visibility of Twitter referrals, but direct visits are as big of an issue as ever.
It had a range of schemes, from scholarships and mentoring programmes to direct visits to schools, that were all aimed at ridding young people of the idea they could not break into film without having connections in the industry.
