"in direction of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a movement or action towards something. For example: "She began walking in the direction of the store."
A directed path is a sequence of adjacent edges where each step goes in direction of an edge.
Jerk hand in direction of travel.
Push open hand in direction of travel.
Bodanzky glared in direction of noise.
Describes a pickup and fellow going off with girl in direction of dance hall.
Rotate fi sts in front of body in direction of travel.
There are marches that have set off in direction of the palace but have not yet arrived.
By the end of the century, the magnitude and the agreement in direction of change are projected to increase substantially.
Also, the change in direction of the environment surrounding the team, in terms of the use of customer chassis, has affected our ability to find partners.
In "Remembrance of Things Past," the narrator refers to the changes in direction of the music, and for some Fauré biographers "Ballade" is an evocation of the past.
"We're moving full speed ahead to effect the formal shift in direction of the department and the executive branch to be aimed at prevention of future terrorist acts".
