"directly passed" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It describes something that has been passed or transferred directly, without going through any intermediaries. Example: The bill was directly passed from the House of Representatives to the Senate for final approval.
We don't suggest that any undercover police officer directly passed information to the Consulting Association.
As the cost was directly passed to clients, fund managers over-bought market services.
That information would then be directly passed to the foreign minister, with an appeal still available to the Adminstrative Appeals Tribunal.
A City of London police spokesman said: "Any complaint made against a City of London Police officer will be recorded and directly passed to the IPCC.
Nonoverlapped T-segments are directly passed to the resynthesis stage.
The unified transformed datasets are directly passed to the mappers of stage 2, which also receive the partitioning ranges as a broadcast dataset via the withBroadCastSet operation.
Among the most dangerous pollutants is PM2.5, which can directly pass through human lungs and move into the blood system.
He should know that doctors directly pass these insurance costs along to consumers in the form of higher prices.
Consequently, when a plug-in requests data from an address, the serial AS directly passes the request to the BMA on the target device.
Triple-E actors are unable to directly pass data in the preferred format of NMRPipe processes (compressed binary) necessitating the creation of temporary files as the intermediary of data transfers between processes.
However, we do not assume that connectivity information could directly pass between layers.
