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The phrase "a directory of these" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or list of items, people, or resources that are organized in a directory format.
Example: "The website provides a directory of these services, making it easy for users to find what they need."
Alternatives: "a list of these" or "a catalog of these".
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You can see a directory of these apps here.
So the site is building out a directory of these applications with fleshed out descriptions.
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Almost immediately, they uploaded a directory of the victims' machines to their servers.
The site is a directory of the world's people, and a place for private citizens to create public identities.
On 24 January 2003, Goodman wrote to complain that he had been having "a heck of a time" getting cash payments authorised for a "royal policeman" at St James's Palace who was offering to sell a directory of royal phone numbers: "These people will not be paid in anything other than cash because if they are discovered selling stuff to us, they will end up on criminal charges, as could we".
These sites often feature a directory of local businesses.
These relationships are mapped online and make up a directory of people you can search through by skill or relationship.
The Independent Educational Consultants Association has a directory of qualified consultants.
A directory of California state parks is at www.parks.ca.gov.ca.gov
The plans will be required to provide a directory of their providers, so inspect them carefully.
He has voiced "doubts about my place" in a directory of funny British scriptwriters.
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