The sentence "execute the directions" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to carry out instructions, usually from someone in authority. For example, "After I finished reading the instructions, I proceeded to execute the directions."
The White House statement, issued shortly after 3 a.m. in Washington on Friday to coincide with the Egyptian morning, took aim at the ruling military council's appointment late Thursday of a new prime minister charged with appointing a government to execute the generals' directions, without independent authority.
Still, wouldn't it be better to spend this time and energy developing a new paradigm for our nation than sinking ever deeper in this pool of mud we've created for ourselves, and then execute the shift in direction carefully in deference to the fragile state in which we find the economy?
We execute the image resizing in a single direction or in both the width and height.
Typically, methods based on SWT execute the SWT method in both gradient and counter-gradient directions and combine the results of both directions.
You may not like all its parts, but Ford has a direction and is moving fast to execute the plan.
Will Johnson Security execute the idea?
Some of the altar pieces, like that at Toledo, were designed and executed under the direction of German or Netherlandish artists.
The BOI responded by sending in undercover agents disguised as cattle buyers and cowhands and through their investigation determined that the murders had been planned and executed at the direction of Hale.
My wife finds no need to go through this process, and feels more comfortable executing the sequence of driving directions without using the map.
Even more accurate positioning (below 0.1 μm) can be achieved in the "only bending" mode by simultaneous bending of all legs in a desired direction and without executing the legs' stretching.
