"instruct how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are providing someone with instructions on how to do something. For example: "This guide will instruct how to assemble the new product."
In format and page layout, this inspired send-up of a travel guide looks exactly like the real thing, and it displays an acute feel for all the clichés of the genre, including testimonials that instruct how to have an uncomfortable "authentic" experience, rather than a "bland, westernized" one.
The Yolngu world has come to heavily instruct how I (a white bloke of Irish ancestry who grew up with no consciousness of Indigenous Australia) have come to view and write about my country's hidden history – both its brutal and magical past.
That standards agenda includes Labour's literacy and numeracy hours, which instruct how primaries teach the 3Rs, as well as the use of Sats to judge pupils' progress, rate schools in league tables and provide a verdict on the rate of improvements in the system.
Adrià's influences are overtly scientific: using a nitrous-oxide cannister, he prepares "foams" out of cod, pine nuts, asparagus, and mushrooms; he injects warm olive oil into dinner rolls with a syringe; he gives cooking times in seconds rather than in minutes or hours; waiters at El Bulli instruct how and when and in what order to eat the food, as if choreographing a complex chemical reaction.
The public service announcements instruct how to "bag it up" and toss it in the trash.
Trusted local health workers fanned out to local communities to raise awareness about the virus and to instruct how to prevent infections.
I've been instructed how to disperse plutonium into the ventilation system of an office building.
He also referred to backing from leftist political groups and said locals had been instructed how to make firebombs.
In which cinemas were instructed how many ads they were allowed to put before the main feature?
They objected to the resolution, but the deputies had been instructed how to vote and the resolution was apssed unanimously.
The person receiving the message is instructed how to set up his or her own account (there is no fee for this, Mr. Barhydt says).
