The phrase 'gained directly from' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase could be used to describe a certain type of knowledge or experience that was obtained without any secondary sources or intermediaries. For example, "The knowledge I have gained directly from working in the industry has been invaluable."
It's worth saying that we believe these addresses were not gained directly from any Mumsnet hack as we don't collect addresses.
Significance coefficient can be subjective weight gained directly from the decision makers similar to the routine procedure of the majority of MADM methods.
"No one is alleging that Moniz has personally financially gained directly from moneys from the oil and gas industry for fracking studies," said Ingraffea.
Information about other NHS resource use was collected, where possible, from general practice records and supplemented by information gained directly from patients.
Both the shrub and herb layer densities are high with the increase in soil moisture gained directly from drainage lines or as a result of poor drainage on gentle slopes.
Papers were generally of a reasonable quality: demonstrating that they had used information gained directly from patients themselves; displaying a clear explanation of methods used; and being transparent about generalisability.
How many of our representatives stand to gain directly from the decisions they push through?
But more than a few on the list could stand to gain directly from a Kerry victory.
The logic is that not only will those countries gain directly from the technologies, but they will also be inspired to create solutions of their own.
Only 5% of the workforce some 6.6m people will gain directly from a rise in the minimum wage, and 30% of those are teenagers, many from families that are not poor.
Pursuasiveness: In the case where the manipulator stands to gain directly from the truth of ψ, it is unlikely that the message ψ would be very convincing evidence to the believer.
