The term "directly started" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the beginning of an action, or to refer to the sequence of events in a particular story. For example: "The meeting directly started when the boss arrived."
When people heard about my project, they directly started underestimating my abilities wondering how a woman would be able to run a farm.
"The warplane flew over us and directly started dropping its missiles on this hospital... at around 4 a.m.," Mohammad Abu Rajab, a radiologist at the largest trauma hospital in the city's rebel-held sector, told Reuters.
A simulation experiment can also be directly started by passing a SED-ML file to the interpreter in this library.
Veterinary authorities at the regional and national levels and the Public Health authority directly started to discuss necessary measures through telephone consultations.
The first and preferred mechanism is the droplet nucleation where the polymerization is directly started by radicals entering the monomer droplets and the reaction with the monomer there explains the possibility of using oil-soluble initiators in miniemulsion process [ 34].
40 μl of the mixture is added to cuvette containing 960 μL of prewarmed 3mM substrate S-24033, Chromogeninsideside the heat-controlled holder and measurement is directly started.
The plan is to charge readers directly, starting at $20 for the first year.
"It is very clear that when you directly start charging fees for school then there is an active process of exclusion," says Archer.
The British Army entered Northern Ireland the next year to help the civil authorities, and after dissolving Northern Ireland's parliament, Britain ruled Northern Ireland directly starting in 1973.
Arguments about slavery did not directly start the conflict, but slavery was the issue around which all the disagreements between the North and South converged.
"We taxpayers control RBS and Lloyds with 60% of the SME market – so we must act directly, starting with them, to end the loan famine and let small businesses grow.
