The phrase "advancing directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a straightforward or unimpeded progression towards a goal or destination.
Example: "The team is advancing directly towards the project deadline, ensuring all tasks are completed on time."
Alternatives: "moving straight" or "progressing directly".
At one point, a school of four-pound bluefish appeared, advancing directly toward the boat in a symmetrical squadron.
After advancing directly to the quarter-finals by winning his fourth-round heat against Kelly Slater and John John Florence, a clearly emotional Fanning fought back tears at the end of an interview.
Then, in the fourth week of August, two more British armies went into action on the Arras Albert sector of the front, the one advancing directly eastward on Bapaume, the other operating farther to the north.
The American forces began using 4.2-inch mortars on the North Korean positions in order to prevent them from advancing directly on their positions.
Calgary again won the regular-season title in 1933 34, advancing directly to the league championship, on the strength of a 12 3 victory over the Vancouver Lions in the final game of the regular season.
But the winner will still have the option to advance directly to the Vuitton Cup final.
(But while several vice presidents have moved up, no speaker has ever advanced directly to the White House).
Why, he wonders, can't he advance directly from his "NFL Today" regimen of preparation, on-air analysis and antics to the sideline?
Because the roads were better and the country more fertile west of the railroad, Bragg believed Rosecrans would advance directly against Shelbyville.
Winners in the top half of the quarterfinal draw will advance directly to the semis, while losers race in repechages against the winners of quarterfinals among the bottom four teams.
"What we have done here is move past the litigation process and advanced directly to a collaborative process, to insure that stops on Chicago streets meet constitutional and legal standards".
