'directly away' is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is generally used to express the sudden and immediate departure of something, and can also be used to refer to the sudden separation of two things. For example, 'The crowd scattered directly away when the police arrived.'.
8. Take the track directly away from the bank.
"That's time that is basically taken directly away from your family".
It burns north-northeast, luckily almost directly away from our house.
His chest is open and tubes take his blood directly away from his heart and into a bypass machine.
When it came to politics at the rally, Mr. Beck always stopped short, perhaps because his new framework points directly away from anti-government orthodoxy.
By taking money directly away from the bottom line, the program has grabbed the attention of the entire company, said Tamara DiCaprio, senior director of environmental sustainability at Microsoft and the architect of its carbon fee program.
This toxic combination attacks vulnerable people on both fronts: by directly taking away the money which supports them, and by crippling the areas in which they live.
Instead, supercritical water from the core drives a turbine directly.Doing away with the need for separate pumps, pressurisers and steam generators results in higher thermal efficiency: 45% rather than the 33% of existing PWRs, according to Idaho National Laboratory.
Much of the pollution is being caused by unregulated industry; in just three of the provinces audited, there were 53 enterprises found to have "secretly, excessively, or even directly drained away sewage into rivers".
We are from around the world, so we worked through email threads and conference calls where initially the focus was on how to get some funds to help the family directly right away.
The strong urine creates an offensive smell, which may directly push away relatives and friends, or the women may decide to hide and isolate themselves before they are noticed.
