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The phrase "coming from the direction of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that has its origin point in a specific direction, such as: "The sound of the fireworks was coming from the direction of the town square."
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Its market strategy is to go direct-to-consumer, and it is coming from the direction of companies like Uber and Airbnb, in that its mission is to "improve and fix a real world problem in areas that currently do not have much technology," says Allon. "We are trying to bring more technology to the real world".
"You might see shooting stars coming from the direction of the constellation Perseus.
Then I saw four to six motorcycles coming from the direction of the Rabaa intersection to the Republican Guard barracks.
His misfortune was that he was coming from the direction of Diabaly, which had fallen to Malian and French troops.
I knew they were gunshots and they were coming from the direction of the West Side Highway.
And then she heard it: a yell, a small, joyous bellow of trumpeting delight that was her son's voice, coming from the direction of the river.
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They came from the direction of Rumuruti Forest, in Kenya.
He said the shots came from the direction of the Russian checkpoint.
One of those appeared to have come from the direction of a large Syrian army base.
The two men were thought to have came from the direction of Turnpike Lane tube station.
More perfidy and error comes from the direction of those Kelly refers to only as "conservative ideologues".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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