"direction leading to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a path or course of action that will result in a particular outcome. For example: "The professor provided the class with some direction leading to a better understanding of the material."
This part of strain energy will be released in this third step through atom M2 relaxing along the increased b-lattice direction, leading to a negative Poisson's ratio.
At short times, the bundle behaves as an elastic material, whereas at long times, filaments flow in the longitudinal direction, leading to bundle restructuring.
These ions leave their own buckets gradually and become lost in either longitudinal or transverse direction, leading to a descent of the total transmission rate.
Grates with 50 mm spacing were investigated for effects from color (white or black), angle, and direction (leading to a top or bottom escape vent).
The particular integrals for displacement, traction, pore pressure and flux are derived by integrating three-dimensional formulation along the circumferential direction leading to elliptic integrals.
It is almost as if the first world war were a point of depart in a direction leading to the peak of mass violence during the second world war.
As these directions are arbitrarily close to directions from a KS-uncolourable set (or directions leading to Clifton's constraint), this leads to restrictions for these nearby points that are measurably violated by the QM predictions.
The most direct way from most locations is to follow directions leading to the George Washington Bridge, then exit onto the Henry Hudson Parkway, and then onto Riverside Drive (south).
An inaccurate wafer flat would lead to inaccuracy in aligning the mask edges along crystallographic directions leading to undesired increase in dimensions as discussed in previous section (refer Figs. 3, 4).
Eleven defenders can move in multiple directions, leading to a maddening guessing game for the quarterback.
Foreign money was pushed in the same directions, leading to excessive investment.
