The phrase "directly enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when referring to the act of entering information into a computer system or database. For example, "Once you get the login credentials, you can directly enter them into the system."
Another common way that people use search on guardian.co.uk is to directly enter a country name.
Ford has demonstrated prototype services that would use voice recognition on cell calls to directly enter a spoken address, recorded during a conversation, into a vehicle's navigation system.
Once nanoparticles directly enter olfactory areas of the brain through the nose, they can spread to other areas of the brain, including hippocampus and cerebral cortex – regions affected in Alzheimer's disease".
Eighty percent of the visitors, Mr. Dyer said, directly enter the ranking section of the Web site rather than arriving through the magazine's home page, where they might have read something about politics or the arts.
In September, Indian policy makers said foreign companies like Wal-Mart could directly enter the retail business with a local partner as long as they did not own more than 51 percent of the business.
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The moisture of the recovered oil was (0.42 ± 0.12) %, which could directly enter into the refinery process.
This architecture suggests a lipid-binding mechanism that lipids directly enter the hole of the crystal structure.
What's still not clear, however, is whether Ticketea plans to directly enter additional, more complex markets.
Now you can't directly enter the contest, but you can help us win, which will in turn help you win.
The study area also lacks proper drainage system and modern sanitation facilities where domestic sewage and wastewater directly enter the Sirsa river and its tributaries.
