'directing unit' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any group that is in charge of the direction, guidelines, or rules of an organization, project, or other activity. For example, "The directing unit of the company issued a new set of rules for all employees to follow."
Later in the video, Andy Serkis, who was directing Unit 2, described how, while shooting the Battle of Five Armies: "nothing had been formulated at all, we were just waving around in the wind really".
Focus Creeps (Aaron Brown and Ben Chappel, plus a tight-knit group of collaborators and friends) is a directing unit that's gone from producing raw and underground films documenting the some of the more buzz-worthy figures from music scenes around the US, to helping define the visual, global language of today's youth.
As a secondary purpose, an instrument designed to assess obese children's perceptions of the degree of cohesiveness (unity) within the program as a whole, within subgroups of participants, and within counselor directed units is discussed.
He could be back next year directing a unit that enters Sunday's game against the Lions ranked seventh in total defense.
While directing the Unit of Ethics in Biosciences at the University of Basel, he chaired the Swiss National Advisory Commission on Biomedical Ethics.
Direct unit costs were based on reimbursement tariffs used by the French social health insurance and on the French Disease related group (DRG) for inpatient care [15].
Behavioral scientists do not agree upon what constitutes a "package" of transmitted cultural information; we have no direct unit equivalent to the gene.
Only direct unit costs per patient will be calculated.
Direct unit costs reflect direct costs in producing the items but does not including labor and fabric.
An overview over the main direct unit costs is shown in Table 2.
With low average direct unit costs, we will need to make the monthly sales displayed to break even.
