'choose directly' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone should make a choice without hesitation or further consideration. For example: "If you know what type of career you want, then choose directly and pursue it with conviction."
The extensive wine list, with French as well as Italian labels, is a good read and invites the diner to visit the cellar and choose directly.
You can apply below and we'll contact those we choose directly.
They can choose directly from the offers listed on that page, or they can further refine their search by providing additional information like income and home value….
Instead, there is a direct integration now that displays the attachments in a side panel after which you can save them if you so choose directly into your Dropbox, and the experience is the same in the mobile app or on the web, Nayak explained.
Similarly, in an experimental study [26], older fallow deer females (>2.5 years) were found to avoid mating with younger, subordinate males, and delayed estrous even when there were costs associated with weight loss and delayed reproduction, suggesting that females choose (directly or indirectly) males according to their age.
In this way, our use of the Brownian motion model as a null hypothesis allows us to choose directly some reasonable and conservative priors on the more general stable model, in which the Brownian motion ancestral state reconstruction has highest prior likelihood.
Voters in Bristol, Salford, London and, for the first time, Liverpool, will be choosing directly elected mayors to run their cities.
Under the peculiarities of the American system, the president is not chosen directly by a "one person-one vote" policy: indeed, Clinton won the popular vote on 8 November by some 2.9m ballots.
His campaign has struggled in states where the process of delegate selection is not determined by the results of the primary election, but in New Hampshire delegates are chosen directly by campaigns.
The 71 suffragan bishops are chosen directly by their diocesan bishops, without the months of committee deliberation required in other cases – allowing the new bishop to be named just four weeks after the change allowing female bishops.
Under the electoral college system, US presidents are not chosen directly by individual citizens but are voted into office by the 538 electoral college electors who are selected by each state.
