"feedback direction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to the guidance or commentary you give in order to suggest an improvement in a process or action. For example, "We provided feedback direction to the team to help them refine their project."
"Social media can be a great help – you'll find lots of other small business owners online at 2am, only too willing to give you feedback, direction or support".
In second phase the output pattern is presented to output layer as input and again the back propagation learning rule is used to train the same network in feedback direction for the corresponding associated input pattern.
Data from subordinates about the degree to which the manager provides ongoing feedback, direction, involvement and goal-setting should be gathered.
The preceptor behaviour factors were professional role modeling, teaching, learning climate, feedback, direction, patient presence and health care system interaction.
Bastos et al. have shown canonical patterns of directed interactions between different visual areas, with theta and gamma oscillations predominating in the bottom-up (or feedforward) direction and beta oscillations signal in the top-down (or feedback) direction.
By December it needed product management — providing feedback and direction to the design agency (Code & Theory), defining product requirements, understanding TechCrunch's unusually collaborative editorial process, determining information architecture, and ultimately coordinating the development and launch.
Visual feedback of direction of cursor motion was rotated 75° relative to the direction of hand motion.
Suspend judgment and resist the urge to provide immediate feedback and direction: You don't yet know enough to offer thoughtful advice.
to evaluate the strengths and limitations of the Africa Midwives Research Network (AMRN) and provide feedback and direction to the network and the funding body.
This experience allows the scholars to get valuable feedback and direction on their own work, and to contribute to the other participants' work.
