"directly by hand" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The caregiver had to feed the baby directly by hand."
playwriting students a similar assignment, not using a recorder but transcribing what they hear directly by hand.
Purists argue that the real sport of wheelchair marathon racing is the traditional push-rim chair, with the wheels moved directly by hand.
In five ICUs questionnaires were returned by mail and in the other five they were returned directly by hand when patients came to the follow-up consultation.
The FGDs were recorded on tapes after receiving participants' consent, but the recording system was corroborated with notes taken directly by hand during the discussion sessions in the study fields.
(In the original analysis, the MRP matrices were entered directly by hand into the data editor of MacClade v3.x [ 98].) This data set was then expanded to cover papers published since 1995 (to August 2008) or those that were missed in the original set of analyses.
This typically happens either directly by hand or indirectly through contaminated articles.
Two hundred questionnaires, corresponding to 50% of the past students who still belonged to the institution at the time of the research, were delivered directly by hands.
A small number of Chaetomorpha sp. thalli were directly collected by hand at each survey site and immediately placed in plastic bags with water, after which they were transported to the Shrimp Co-culture ReSCORLh Laboratory (SCORL), Faculty of Agricultural Technology, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Thailand as samples for morphological observation.
This type of routine work can be directly carried out by hand and will clearly be less costly than the current large maintenance requirements, environmental damages and losses caused by road inaccessibility.
Other decorations and lettering will be done by Mr. Filippakis by hand, directly on the dome.
They were delivered by hand directly to the White House, often going specifically to successive presidents Lyndon Johnson who set the programme up in 1967 and Richard Nixon.
