'beneficial direction' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a course of action that is deemed to be helpful or advantageous. For example, "The company is taking a beneficial direction by introducing new and innovative marketing strategies."
Unlike current depots that release drugs in all direction by an isotropic way, we demonstrate that directional release only to a clinically beneficial direction results in improved disease treatment.
But environmental regulation can shift the equilibrium in a more beneficial direction.
In the UK the upper house of parliament recently published its own report into the economic, ethical and social implications of artificial intelligence — which urged action to avoid biases being baked into algorithms and recommended a cross-sector AI Code to try to steer AI developments in a positive, societally beneficial direction.
The committee is also recommending a cross-sector AI Code to try to steer developments in a positive, societally beneficial direction — though not for this to be codified in law (the suggestion is it could "provide the basis for statutory regulation, if and when this is determined to be necessary").
In the UK the upper house of parliament recently published its own report into the economic, ethical and social implications of artificial intelligence — which urged action to avoid biases being baked into algorithms and recommended a cross-sector AI Code to try to steer AI developments in a positive, societally beneficial direction.
The committee is also recommending a cross-sector AI Code to try to steer developments in a positive, societally beneficial direction — though not for this to be codified in law (the suggestion is it could "provide the basis for statutory regulation, if and when this is determined to be necessary").
Second, they will steer competition in socially beneficial directions.
Research shows that such defaults, like 401k automatic enrollment, can be used to steer people in beneficial directions without constraining the choices of those who prefer a different option and take the trouble to obtain it.
Using colorful examples from the most important aspects of life, Thaler and Sunstein demonstrate how thoughtful "choice architecture" can be established to nudge us in beneficial directions without restricting freedom of choice.
On many issues, President Obama has strived to move the country in wise and beneficial directions.
The 'beam-cost plot' tool is presented as a visual aid to the selection of beneficial beam directions.
