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Discover LudwigThe phrase "instructed staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about giving directions or guidance to a group of people who work for you. Here is an example: "The manager instructed staff to complete the inventory report by the end of the day."
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The regional government says it was forced to act after Baghdad instructed staff at the oil fields to sabotage production.
At three o'clock, the ambulance crew instructed staff to stop attempts to resuscitate him: Kevin Jacobs was dead.
The manager arrived and instructed staff to bring out duvets, towels and blankets for me to lie on.
Instead, claim the government prosecutors, both he and Mr Sullivan instructed staff to make the accounting adjustments.
Museum directors instructed staff members to help, and as Ms. de Ludinghausen and Mr. Buchanan walked through galleries, Mr. Buchanan took notes and Polaroids.
Scott Morrison has denied reports the US ambassador Joe Hockey instructed staff to meet with Helloworld subsidiary QBT before it lobbied for government work.
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Mulvaney sent a memo instructing staff to "disregard" instructions from English.
As a general rule, he said he instructs staff members to think like journalists.
It could treat small businesses better and instruct staff not to oversell useless products.
It instructs staff to avoid systemic probes unless facts surface during an investigation that prompt a broader review.
As a result, G4S has promised to scrap the contentious use of constant recording by instructing staff to use cameras only when they felt threatened.
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