"instructions to me" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to instructions that you have been given. For example: "Please follow the instructions to me carefully."
I do know, however, that those who made it have followed his instructions to me.
We hopped onto the train as it was slowing down in the yard, and the last thing I saw of Charlie, after I got on, was him hanging on to one side of the boxcar and yelling instructions to me.
There's a Christmas family tradition in the Marsden household where my father issues a series of strict electrical instructions to me before he goes to bed – what has to be switched off and where, which plugs have to be removed from their sockets and so on.
Jon Ronson, the journalist, filmmaker and author of "The Men Who Stare at Goats" and "The Psychopath Test," contacted me to provide a musical score to a documentary he was working on, with the only real instructions to me being to create instrumental music that evoked the specific emotional atmosphere of the "Anxiety Attack" song.
Liz has been with him for 33 years, Douglas only 2. Everyone talks on various phones at the same time, and between Bert's instructions to me about the proper way to serve pinwheel cookies, he illustrates what a business manager does besides add numbers.
"This was an instruction to me that the work couldn't be done in shorthand," she says.
"This time, I received a call from the Beijing police saying that they had received instructions to protect me," he said in amazement.
Of course, I gave whichever dog sitter was on duty -- Michelle or Elizabeth -- a dossier on Mina's care and feeding and instructions to send me e-mail messages at regular intervals.
She later responded: "I rode for the team and according to the instructions given to me".
He was standing there listening to the barrage of legalities, the instructions given to me by the U.S. Marshalls: which court, what time, what steps to take, which lawyer.
Bill's Grandpa Harry, a sawmill owner seeking opportunities to cross-dress, encounters little resistance when he snaps up female roles in the town's amateur theatricals, and Bill's cousin is a precocious lesbian who marks up romance novels with forthright instructions to their heroines: "Kiss me!
