The phrase "a directory full of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a directory that contains a large number of items or files.
Example: "I found a directory full of useful resources for my research project."
Alternatives: "a folder packed with" or "a collection brimming with".
When the fishing is good, captains call in their friends from less-lucrative grounds, says Captain Clarence, displaying a directory full of his colleagues' mobile-phone numbers.
Like anyone who's ever suffered the traumatic loss of the only copy of a crucial file, whenever I'm writing scripts I tend to end up saving about 1,500 different versions along the way, leading to a directory full of bewildering titles such as FINALSCRIPT2a.DOC and FINALSCRIPT1b-IGNORE-ALL-OTHERS-AND-USE-THIS.DOC and FINALSCRIPT1c- I-AM-SPARTACUS.DOC.
The Sherpa load_template_model function, an extension of load_table_model (see 'ahelp load_table_model'), can be used to read in a collection of template models from a directory full of template files, in order to compare a data set to all of the templates in that collection.
One big missing feature is the ability to save files locally as a directory full of plain text files.
You can search the directory full of hundreds of applications.
Literary Directory: Full of the Dickens Press is accepting listings for its new publication, The California Literary Services Directory.
Seeing a directory of the full names and addresses of people in their new Nextdoor neighbourhoods was a shock.
The new telephone directory is full of sex offenses like La Chic Frocks, La Paree Undergarment Company, La Petit Cafe, Cafe Loyale, and Cafe Francaise.
(A full directory of participating merchants is available here: dwolla.com/storefront).
It also creates a directory listing of each file in the directory, including the name and file type.
But somewhere there may be a prosecutor with a box full of subpoenas, an Enron alumni directory and an interest in what happened even two or three years ago.
