The phrase "are directed to use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving instructions or guidelines to someone, indicating that they should utilize a specific method or resource.
Example: "All employees are directed to use the new software for tracking their hours."
Alternatives: "are instructed to use" or "are required to use".
State and private landowners meeting the criteria of § 36.10(b) are directed to use the procedures of § 36.10 to obtain temporary access.
Users are directed to use other internet browsers, such as Chrome.
It is even written in the Quran that it is the greater jihad: "So obey not the disbelievers and strive (jihad) against them by means of the Quran with a mighty striving (greater jihad) (25:53)." In essence, Muslims are directed to use the Quran, not violence, as a means of arguments to respond back to anyone against Islam.
Their operatives were directed to "use any opportunity to criticize Hillary Clintonn on social media.
Interrogators were directed to use coercive methods in an effort to find out whether new terrorist attacks were planned.
One man died when an industrial oven exploded after he was directed to use it to incinerate highly combustible paint.
A subsequent meeting in October was fruitful, and Mr. Woodcock was directed to use his negotiating skills to push things along in China.
They can then log back into Slack and will be directed to use their SUNet ID logins to access the workspace.
They said they were directed to use the donors' money to keep Ms. Hunter quiet and happy in her seclusion and to cover their own related expenses.
Mr Kiley wrote that he was asked not to describe the killing of Israel's opponents as "assassination", and was directed to use less emotive phrases such as "targeted killing" instead.
Another parent described an assignment where children were directed to use a particular biographical research website, only to find that, of the 21 historical personalities listed, just two were women.
