"eastern direction" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate a specific direction towards the east. Example: The hikers set off in an eastern direction, following the trail through the mountains.
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The length of this basin is 289 km with its varies from 15 to 55 km. the basin is an arcuate in shape, stretching from the Western Ghats mountains of Kerala in the west to the Bay of Bengal in the east, with a general gradient towards North East up to Theni and then south eastern direction up to the sea.
Figure 8 Maximum GICs due to a horizontal geoelectric field of 1 V/km in the eastern direction.
It runs almost parallel to river Damodar in about 225 km length in eastern direction and joins Damodar close to Disergarh in West Bengal.
Electrical conductivity was found be higher in the southern and central part of the study area and it decreased towards north and north eastern direction (Fig. 2).
The open space, in the south eastern direction, of the Ayat station (Fig. 6d) is the vital cause for smaller service area.
Furthermore, we found that in the case of SRTM, the differences were significant considering the aspects and the steepness of the slopes: southern and eastern directions and larger slope angles showed greater differences compared to the reference data.
Therefore, the major expansion of the city is in the northern and eastern directions, providing room for new settlements.
Expanding and moving out of their homeland in Scandinavia and northern Germany, the Germanic peoples had lived in today's Poland for several centuries, during which period many of their tribes also migrated out in the southern and eastern directions (see Wielbark culture).
However, the actual conurbation stretches beyond the administrative boundaries in southern, southeastern and eastern directions, including most prominently the towns of Gurgaon, Faridabad, Noida and Ghaziabad.
The remaining four all left Spain and travelled through North Africa to cross the Sahara desert in a south to south-eastern direction, similar to the direction chosen by non-displaced conspecifics when crossing the Sahara southwards (169.3° vs 174.4° respectively).
