The phrase "a neutral direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a course of action or approach that is impartial or unbiased.
Example: "In our discussions, we should aim to take a neutral direction to ensure all viewpoints are considered."
Alternatives: "an unbiased approach" or "a nonpartisan path".
This prompted his creators to rotate the statue in a neutral direction.
In contrast to the lateral orientation of the patellar groove in the PFC prosthesis, the trochlea of the CKS prosthesis is deeper and has a neutral direction.
In contrast to our standard prosthesis (PFC; DePuy/Johnson and Johnson, Warsaw, IN) with a lateral orientation of the patellar groove, the trochlea of the CKS prosthesis is deeper and has a neutral direction.
But the senior author of the study, Dr. Allan L. Reiss, said the researchers made a point of steering the game they used in a more neutral direction.
Most of them convert the ENA into a charged particle to remove the converted ENA from the initial neutral direction.
Large amplitude oscillatory shear led to a highly oriented state with the layer normal parallel to the neutral direction.
The enhancement of the concentration fluctuations occurs under shear flow and the scattering function in qx qz plane exhibits the so-called butterfly pattern as observed experimentally, where qx and qz are the components of the scattering vector for flow direction and neutral direction, respectively.
"Given the balance of risks, I have a neutral stance on the future direction of monetary policy.
Rather than varying along a single dimension, our experiences of hot and cold seem to vary in intensity in two directions around a neutral point (Gray 2012).
RAPS also serves as a neutral facilitator of discussions about directions in biomedical research and the implications for regulatory processes worldwide.
As temperature decreases, however, a vortex and an anti-vortex (with opposite flux directions) make a neutral bound-state pair, which does not move by current anymore.
