The phrase "again the direction of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a repeated or previous direction, but it would need additional context for clarity.
Example: "Again the direction of the project shifted, leaving the team uncertain about their next steps."
Alternatives: "once more the direction of" or "the direction of once again".
Once again, the direction of travel is the same: from social media to conspiracy theories to extreme partisanship to atrocity.
It was a musical discovery that was to change (yet again) the direction of his music, and led both to his nomination for best contemporary world music album in this month's Grammy awards, and to his forthcoming British tour in the company of those great Malian players, the guitarist Djelimady Tounkara and percussionist Sidiki Camara.
The expression of seven miRNA species was changed by all three genotoxic agents and, once again, the direction of the change resulting from ionizing radiation corresponded with the direction of the change caused by either etoposide or H2O2.
Again, the direction of relationship observed in the primary analyses remained.
Among trainees significant correlations are more patchy, although again the direction of associations is in accord with theory.
In men, T4 was negatively, but not significantly, associated with DDE; again the direction of the association differed in older participants (Table 5).
"Tony, what trick?" He turned back again in the direction of his car, and I followed.
Libre also received money through the Department for the Aging, again at the direction of Mr. Monserrate.
The cellist Heinrich Schiff is joined by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, again under the direction of Maxim Shostakovich.
(The period details, down to the camel-colored telephones, were cringe-perfect). The group returns, again under the direction of Lila Neugebauer, with "Mrs.
Once again under the direction of John Huston, a reunion of the stars of "The Maltese Falcon" - Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor and Sydney Greenstreet - provides the tension in ACROSS THE PACIFIC (1942).
