The phrase "called instruction" is not correct in standard written English
It may be intended to refer to a specific instruction or directive, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The document contains a section called instruction, which outlines the necessary steps."
Alternatives: "referred to as instruction" or "designated as instruction."
This paper, first, shows and characterizes instruction result locality based on several simulation results and next, proposes an architecture called instruction value history table (VHT) to detect SDCs.
Finally, in cases where no non-hospital foundation can provide the required treatment, the doctor-executors of this foundation prepare for the admittance of the insured to the hospital by filling a form called "Instruction for Admittance to the Hospital".
Most journals provide a document called "Instruction to Authors" or "Author's Guide" that offers specific instructions about layout, type font, and length.
They were given a code of conduct, set out in a booklet called "Instructions to the Muslim Fighter," which in Bosnia was first published in 1993.
You can see this in a remarkable short book called Instructions for the Zen Cook, written by the Japanese monk Dōgen in the 13th century.
It was broached by Peter Hawker, a London gun maker who, in 1814, first flung into print a book called "Instructions to Young Sportsmen in All that Relates to Guns and Shooting".
The digital signals in the form of binary codes that tell the digital processor, which operation to perform are called "instructions".
Evans must stay within one gate of Gallagher and calls instructions through a headset to relay information about turns and snow conditions.
In each video, the gangly psychiatrist crouches on the floor of his comfortably shabby home office in Bethesda, calling instructions to parents about how to catch the attention of and interact with their remote-seeming children.
They can, and often do, bring divided juries back into the courtroom for special instructions — sometimes called "dynamite" instructions because they are intended to break a logjam.
He nodded at the boy, who went out into the corridor and came back with a book called "Islamic Instruction".
