"pass instructions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to give or relay instructions to someone. You can use it in any situation where you need to communicate instructions to someone else. Here is an example sentence: "I will pass instructions to my team on how to complete the project before the deadline."
It was designed to sequentially pass instructions to the controls of machine tools with little, if any, intelligence.
Ms. Stewart helped the cleric, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, pass instructions to his terrorist supporters, violating prison restrictions that she had agreed to respect, Mr. Morvillo said.
So tell us here: What methods have you employed to communicate with siblings, pass instructions on to caregivers, report to doctors or just record all that you and your loved ones are going through?
Although Ribble didn't go into the specifics, the House could pass instructions for the Senate to combine the bills into one omnibus, meaning the House would never have to actually ― technically ― vote for one year-end spending deal, as long as the Senate passed one bill that exactly mirrored those smaller House bills.
[ 9] The PASS instructions explain Exp β0) as, "the response rate that occurs when all covariates are equal to zero".
Signals used by a rider to pass instructions to his mount.
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The operator also passed instructions to Terry, wearing a live-streaming camera, and her handler.
That may not make much difference to him: he seems to have been running Aum Shinrikyo pretty effectively from his cell, passing instructions to six lieutenants.
Even when he was passing instructions to his substitutes, it was if he was sending them off with a fatherly pat of the bum to fetch a beer and a sausage.
Kilmarnock manager Gary Locke passes instructions to his sheepdog to organise the Ayrshiremen's defence.
