"fit direction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the steps or guidance needed to reach a desired goal or outcome. For example, "We need to develop a plan with a fit direction to move the project forward."
The fitted direction of propagation is not in good agreement with the viewing angle in the simulation, although smaller viewing angles result in smaller fitted directions.
The CME deceleration has only a small effect on the fitted direction, resulting in fitted values about 1 4° higher than the actual values.
The good fit directions are normally close packed directions in the two phases.
Occasionally, the grain boundary cementite exhibited an OR that achieved 'best fit' directions between the cementite and austenite in both adjacent austenite grains.
A recently developed concept of "edge to edge" matching of close packed planes along the good fit directions in these planes, has been used to explain the current and previously reported habit planes and orientation relationships.
Monitor cables only fit one direction, so don't try to force them.
These patterns were interpreted as directional information on projections, for example, 'forward', 'backward' and 'lateral' (Rockland and Pandya 1979; Felleman and Van Essen 1991), and hierarchical rankings were constructed as to fit projection directions with a minimal number of constraint violations (Hilgetag et al. 1996, 2000b; Reid et al. 2009).
Every generation needs a boy band, and One Direction fit the bill.
However, this was changed for both its connotations of softness, which did not fit with the direction they wanted to take the character, and its awkward pronunciation.
