"listed in the directive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an item that has been included in an official governmental/institutional/organizational document or instruction. For example: "All safety procedures are listed in the directive issued by the health and safety committee."
Of these, three are listed in the Habitats Directive.
The reserve was created to protect fifteen plants of regional interest and three plant communities listed in the Habitats Directive.
Moreover, large-scale, high-resolution, and systematic observational data are typically lacking (e.g., for species that are listed in the Habitats Directive of the European Union).
Because of the importance of this keystone macrophyte, P. oceanica is now considered a threatened species requiring protection and is listed in the 'Habitats Directive' of the European Community [ 13, 14].
A summary of previous reports on toxin accumulation and human incidents is presented to highlight the seafood species of higher risk to consumers, including crustaceans that are not listed in the EU directives for toxins monitoring and should be strongly considered as potent vectors of biotoxins to humans.
After correction for the number of medications listed in the psychiatric advance directive, a 10% increase in concordance remained significant (p<.001).
However, none of the additives in these products was suspected of synergistic interaction, identified as candidate PBT or vPvB substances [17], or listed in the Water Framework Directive as priority pollutant with an established EQS.
In restoration and conservation, exceptional rules are necessary for the application of efficient toxic substances, which may be not listed in the EU biocide directive.
The Seine (France) is presented as a case study as it appears as one of the most contaminated estuaries in the world for the majority of metals listed in the European Water Framework Directive (Cd, Hg, Pb, Zn, and, to a lesser extent, Cr, Cu, Ni, and Ace) and also for elevated levels of micropollutants in general.
> -wrap-foot> aCompounotnot listed in the label bAccording to EU directives, CYC is not allowed for use in fish preserves Five authorised high-intensity sweeteners were found in the samples: ACS-K, SAC, CYC, ASP and SCL.
