"direct start" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you could say "direct beginning" or "immediate start". For example, "The project had an immediate start after the plan was approved."
Two strategies were followed (i) a stepwise adaptation of the engaged microorganisms within 1, 2, 4 or 6 weeks, each at increasing CH3COO− concentrations of 50, 100, and finally 150 mM, and (ii) shock variants, meaning a direct start with 150 mM for the same durations.
For example, when writing a formal letter,make a direct start, introducing the purpose of your letter.
RICKMAN -- I said yes because I knew we would all approach the play from a very direct starting point, knowing that Howard had at first turned it down.
For example, last year Doubleday Direct started a club called Black Expressions featuring African-American literature; it grew to 40,000 members within three months.
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Data is distributed in the memory banks to allow direct starting for the next radix stage.
The Binghamton and SUNY New Paltz programs that we direct started entirely on the strength of intramural funding and quickly proved their worth in terms of both faculty and student satisfaction.
Biology Direct started as an experiment, perhaps a daring one, on a new system of open peer review, under which the signed reviews and the author responses are published as an integral part of the final version of each article.
Later, the form directs, "Start with the person, or one of the people living here who owns......
Then the script (by Aaron Harvey, who also directed) starts jumping around in time, giving us glimpses of how this ill-fated moment came about.
The busy but inexpressive screenplay by Captain Mauzner — George Hickenlooper directed — starts off with Edie as an excitable, shallow ingénue at art school and launches her into Manhattan, where, in 1965, she has an epochal meeting with Andy Warhol Guy Pearcee) at a party.
