The phrase "direction led to" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is used to describe the result of following a particular direction. For example: "The direction led to a winding path, which eventually led to a clearing in the forest."
His team's lack of emotion and direction led to Craig Ramsay's firing today.
The shift in direction led to recognition, a recording contract, some truly original music and a devoted following, if not rock stardom.
Last year, when Lev Ekster of Brooklyn set about establishing a career, he came to a fork in the road: one direction led to lawyering, the other to cupcake-store entrepreneurship.
While working for Ralph Lauren, Phibbs formed an inspired partnership with the label's chief creative officer, Alfredo Paredes, whose encouragement and art direction led to "Chasing Beauty" (Powerhouse; $50), the photographer's first monograph, out next week.
His slight insecurity meant that he always wanted to tackle everything, but his sense of humour, when the odds were looking heavily stacked in the wrong direction, led to a mischievous quip that would have everyone rolling and back on track.
The non-symmetrical structural stiffness distribution, relative to the loading direction, led to a global torsion in the frame response.
The relatively higher growth rate in <100> direction than that in <111> direction leads to the formation of the pods.
The choice of a new searching direction leads to quite different in establishing the convergence result of Algorithm 3.1.
Blunt force in anteroposterior direction leads to equatorial expansion, which disrupts the zonular fibers and dislocates the lens [2].
Especially, the simultaneous estimation of the bias and initial position in the Y axis direction leads to this uncertainty.
As a result, such behavior of ZnO nucleation in the horizontal direction leads to the formation of ZnO thin film.
