The phrase "the orientation to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate a particular direction or approach to something (i.e. an activity or line of thought). For example: "The orientation to the new project has been quite positive, with everyone eager to contribute to its success."
Miniscule rotational errors accumulate in this process, causing the orientation to 'drift' away from a perfect gravity orientation.
Though the new Congress will not be in place until January, about 50 incoming House freshmen converged on Capitol Hill today to begin the orientation to their new public life.
When Isabella was accepted days after Friends's back-out deadline, she said, she called Friends to say that while she did not think Isabella would attend NEST+m, they planned to go to the orientation to check it out.
where the calculation of (X j – X i )/||X j – X i || gives the orientation to move.
For B. brito the landscape vision, sun visibility and the tidal range enhanced the orientation to the shoreline.
The mentioned differences could justify the diversities in both the propensity to innovate and the orientation to social responsible practices that characterize the selected countries.
The science behind the Orientations to Happiness is sturdy enough.
In it, he gives the Orientations to Happiness the cold shoulder and reveals his new brainchild, PERMA (and also talks about himself a lot).
The rotation task required that the participant match the cursor orientation to the target orientation (Fig. 8).
The LEFS has the opposite orientation to the WOMAC with higher total LEFscoresresignifyingng better lower extremity functional status.
PPP3CA, MIR1255A and SLC39A8 have the same orientation as the translocated IGH, whereas FLJ20021 has the opposite orientation to the translocated IGH.
