The phrase "from his direction" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate the source or origin of an action or instruction coming from a male individual.
Example: "The changes to the project were suggested from his direction, and we decided to implement them."
Alternatives: "from his guidance" or "at his suggestion."
I look forward to more profitable brickbats from his direction.
Many young writers, composers, directors and actors benefited from his direction and compassion in helping them realize their best work.
"We don't know for sure that he was involved, but there's a lot of smoke coming from his direction," an administration official said.
The case was removed from his direction, the charges were dropped, and Nifong was disbarred for "dishonesty, fraud, deceit and misrepresentation," the only North Carolina prosecutor ever disbarred in pursuing the work of his office.
Mr. Bush has shown all the evangelical voters who didn't like his daddy that he gets, as Mr. Robertson puts it, "his direction from the Lord".
In each, his eye contact is steady, the pieces worn are high fashion (those chokers!), and he's clearly revelling in a context that couldn't be further from his One Direction past.
Mr. Levitt alluded to that inquiry, which has focused on whether associates of New York State's most recent former comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, improperly benefited from his sole direction of the $156 billion fund, the nation's second largest.
Hosley led the nation in interceptions as a sophomore, but teams shied away from throwing in his direction in 2011.
He will not be drawing attention to himself, and teams tend to shy away from throwing in his direction.
Those who have met him no doubt will have their own memories, ranging from quotations to his direction of the funeral of white anti-apartheid activist Dr. Neil Aggett in 1982.
And here Coward is again, courtesy of two more revivals and various nods in his direction from elsewhere.
