The phrase "instructions made by" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that someone has given instructions or commands. For example: The instructions made by the manager should be followed by all staff.
iPod and iPhone will still allow for the announcements and instructions made by Singapore Airlines cabin crew and pilots to be heard even while content is being played.
Indeed, those who have hacked into Indian point's security have lately become so brazen that they have recorded instructions made by plant security officials at the beginning of drills, and then jammed the network's receivers by replaying those instructions over and over, according to participants, thus blocking any further use of the compromised security network.
First-strand cDNA was generated from 5 μg of total RNA with the SUPERSCRIPT™ Preamplification System (GIBCO BRL) according to the instructions made by the manufacturer.
Not all people all over the world can abide by instructions made on the basis of secularism and liberalism.
The subtests do not invoke verbal capacities as instructions are made by pictograms.
The instructions made no mention of gesture.
The judge also said that in accordance with the prosecution's request, he would offer an instruction noting that statements made by Mr. Skakel about the killing over the years could demonstrate "a consciousness of guilt" that jurors could properly consider in their deliberations.
Agarose plugs were made by following instructions from the vendor (CHEF agarose plug kit from Bio-Rad).
These capabilities will be analysed according to the information that is being delivered (e.g. navigation instructions, lane departure, headway), the reactions made by the subjects (such as braking, accelerating, entering an intersection or high speed traffic) and the degree of personalisation and tolerance of visual load that can be made by the user.
Measurements were made by following the instructions provided in the commercially available kits and were performed on the salivary fluids which had been diluted with water, adjusted to low pH and heated.
Editorial decisions are usually made by individual programs, and instructions from above are rare, sources said.
