The phrase "directly connecting" is correct, and it can be used in written English.
For example: The two characters are directly connecting over their shared experiences.
The smartphone app then becomes the controller, with the Chromecast directly connecting to the content over the internet.
The novels kickstarted the cyberpunk movement, with its fascination for directly connecting the human brain to technology, or "jacking-in".
"You're not connecting to the band, you're directly connecting to God, one on one," said Craig Steelman, 18, who drove from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va., for the concert.
Unfortunately, support for directly connecting different networks at the lower network layers is still lacking.
The mesh clients can access the network by directly connecting to mesh routers.
The model of DGs directly connecting to ADNs is shown in Fig. 1.
But, what about pure mobile marketplaces directly connecting buyers and sellers, on a more peer-to-peer level?
Directly connecting the bracing system to the RC frame is the most cost effective method of joining the two systems together.
In contrast, the bioanodes formed with the inlet sample did not contain directly connecting anode-respiring bacteria and led to lower currents.
A significant variation in the output voltage of a PEMFC depends on the power requirement and prevents a PEMFC from directly connecting to a subsequent power bus.
Fourthly, the cross-sections between every two neighbouring planes are created by directly connecting the feature points (FPs) with straight-line segments.
