The phrase "accepting directions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of receiving or agreeing to follow instructions or guidance.
Example: "The team is accepting directions from the project manager to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "following instructions" or "receiving guidance".
He set out to convince the military & political leadership in Washington that the only way the US could avoid being beaten in Vietnam was to change its strategy drastically & coerce Saigon into accepting direction from him & other officers in the field.
Like Renk [ 33], these authors emphasize the importance of interventions that are able to change parental perception of children's adjustments in a positive, accepting direction.
He insisted on self-medicating, which had catastrophic consequences, and his refusal to accept directions saw a 20-minute journey take four exhausting hours which took him days to recover from.
Customers have to observe rules and policies and accept directions from employee [41]; without customers' responsible behavior, little value co-creation is realized [37].
I do not accept directions from anyone.
Video screens, Ms. Roberts said, "is not the generally accepted direction in the industry".
It did not accept direction about what issues it should take up or how to do them.
If anything, the tea party has been absorbed into the GOP and accepted direction from party leaders.
For there to be a net benefit, commensurate with the cost of resourcing the board, its members will have to be doers rather than talkers, willing to accept direction in relation to often unglamorous investigative, researching and writing tasks.
The old model also depended on people's willingness to accept direction from above, but Nordic populations are becoming more demanding.Small is powerfulThe Nordic countries have a collective population of only 26m.
