The phrase "able direction" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "In order to achieve success, we must follow the able direction provided by our leaders."
Alternatives: "clear guidance" or "effective leadership".
Leonard Bernstein's score is played by the City Ballet orchestra under the able direction of Robert Irving.
First the intense Trinity Choir and Trinity Baroque Orchestra tackle the work under the able direction of Julian Wachner.
Mike Folie's "The Adjustment," receiving a snappily acted New Jersey premiere under SuzAnne Barabas's able direction at New Jersey Repertory Company, is breezy, lightweight entertainment for a summer night.
George Street, under the able direction of its artistic director, David Saint, has mounted a funny, touching "Falsettos" that almost succeeds in covering the fault lines in the work.
(Anthony Tommasini) ★ 'The Mikado' (Tuesday) Under the strong, able direction of James Bagwell, the Collegiate Chorale has spanned a repertory encompassing Rossini, Bruckner and Tippett, and that's just this season alone.
Digging deep into our long, illustrious tradition of presidential dirt, a new book by Peter J. Hatch, "A RICH SPOT OF EARTH": Thomas Jefferson's Revolutionary Garden at Monticello (Yale University, $35), lovingly describes the 1,000-foot 1,000-footegeterracedrden that was restored to its 1812 appearance under the author's able direction.
In the area, the streetcar will be able to reserve direction for its eastbound trip.
- Be able to give direction and lead younger staff toward project goals.
"You have to be able to take direction, you have to be always watching your composure, your attitude.
The most fascinating is how thousends of birds are able to change direction almost simultaneously, trying to avoid the raptors.
Third, we report that monkeys with striate lesions made in infancy are able to discriminate direction of visual motion.
