"direction guide" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document or set of instructions to help someone find their way to a particular destination. For example, "The tourism office provided us with a detailed direction guide that took us directly to the museum."
Some companies are beginning to head in this direction, guiding their staff to use their unique skill sets to drive social change.
Jess Chayes's intense and thoughtful direction guides the audience through two decades of the group's history, focusing on its infamous bombings of government buildings and banks (and once, by accident, itself).
Jess Chayes's intense and thoughtful direction guides us through two decades of the group's history, focusing on its infamous bombings of government buildings and banks (and once, by accident, itself).
Moreover, we propose a direction guided routing (DGR) protocol which creates cluster-head based limited mesh structure within a guided region, in order to deliver packets with reliability and reduced overhead to the final destinations.
From our cross-sectional TEM analysis, this flower-like architecture was initiated from the pioneer crystals laterally grown along [001] direction guiding the subsequent growth of petal NRs oriented by a slight difference in growth direction.
While natural selection has a direction, guiding evolution towards heritable adaptations to the current environment, genetic drift has no direction and is guided only by the mathematics of chance.
Those essentials in many a real estate attorney's office, the stacks of stickies with arrows pointing "sign here" or "notarize here" were used up long ago, affixed as direction guides on contracts in those heady days when sellers were not underwater and buyers did not sweat lenders' credit checks.
These directions guide you to the main campus at 116th; The School of Social Work is just 4 blocks north at 1255 Amsterdam Ave.
And if it weren't for the reproach represented by that "Directions" guide to Edinburgh, I probably wouldn't have abandoned the promise of a publishing job in the city after graduation to take my new passion for food to a farm in California and start the adventure I never had in Scotland.
