"direct email" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to emails sent directly to an individual or organization instead of being broadcast to a mass email list. For example, "I sent a direct email to the president of the company, but did not receive a response."
If this should fail, the plan also is to facilitate a direct email request to the author for a copy of the paper.
Jelena Lecic, the London woman whose pictures were appropriated by the blogger and passed off as Amina, including in direct email correspondence with the Guardian, was not immediately available for comment.
In a direct email to the president he attached an article suggesting as much and said it "might be of some help towards drafting the embassy's response to Channel 4 video".
This was done in a clear and direct email to Conor McNicholas on the 5th of November which went ignored and last week we found out that it had never even been presented to anyone at the campaign as that would obviously not have suited what we now know to be the NME's agenda.
Launched startup to help artists and bands market to fans through direct email and spiffy analytics.
Like it or not, direct email is a crowdfunder's best friend.
The wide adoption of new communication paradigm such as instant messaging, chatting and direct emailing can be integrated in specific applications.
The spokesperson says that in addition to the blog, the company is sending out direct emails and social media.
Spiegel said most user feedback from direct emails and Twitter posts is about sending funny faces and messages, not racy images.
Releasing your news through your own channels, pitching reporters directly, and delivering the news to your network (via your website, social channels and direct emails) will do the trick.
Last week, the administration announced that it had found no direct emails between Lerner and officials in the White House.
