"direct exploitation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when something is used for its intended purpose, without any hidden or coercive agenda. For example, "The farmers were able to use their land for direct exploitation, without fear of exploitation by outside forces."
If we merely abolish the market (inclusive of market exploitation) without replacing it with a proper form of the communist organisation of production and exchange, domination returns with a vengeance, and with it direct exploitation.
Hypervisor attacks involve the direct exploitation of vulnerabilities in the hypervisor.
This specificity allows for a direct exploitation of the stimuli-response in certain tissues or in a cellular compartment.
Basing on direct exploitation of the properties of a robot's mechanical structure, an approach for achieving force sensing is presented.
Direct exploitation of this information has been possible, leading to the design of four new enzymes for oligosaccharides synthesis.
The first idea would be a direct exploitation of the operator ℋ from Theorem 4, putting P i u in place of t i.
She moved on to directing exploitation pictures including, Linda (1929), Sucker Money (1933), Road to Ruin (1934) and The Woman Condemned (1934) and, for a spell, before she lost money in a lawsuit involving her white slavery film The Red Kimono (1925), she owned and ran a Los Angeles apartment building.
This approach, allows using the failure as a source of progress in maintenance and design to detect the most critical components in equipment, to determine the priority order maintenance actions to lead and direct the exploitation procedure towards the most penalizing links in this equipment, even define the necessary changes and recommendations for future improvement.
John G. Avildsen, a younger colleague with recent experience directing sex exploitation films, brought the idea to his employers at Cannon, then looking to produce more legitimate fare.
Although climate can certainly influence marine fish distributions and diversity, the majority of fishes that are of greatest concern (those considered top candidates for assessment by the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada, COSEWIC) (Table 4) are listed because of the impacts of directed fisheries exploitation or bycatch.
This, he argued, was because the most direct and brutal exploitation of workers had shifted to the colonies of imperialist nations such as Britain.
