"verbal instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instructions given out loud. For example, "The teacher gave us verbal instructions on how to assemble the project".
This system does not accept verbal instructions.
Can a partner guide them round using only verbal instructions?
Prefers to follow verbal instructions rather than written ones.
The Obamacare draft cards come with a set of verbal instructions.
The mechanics give verbal instructions as they make repairs so owners can learn the skills themselves.
"I would like to request — " _This system does not accept verbal instructions.
I also reported that he had verbal instructions that he thought carried an "implied" authorization.
It is common to use verbal instructions when performing complex tasks.
Its tutorial is helpful, and verbal instructions serve as a patient, clear teacher, so you really can't feel lost.
So in response to Naharin's fluid verbal instructions, the Russians and I are stretching, shaking and rippling our limbs.
Alston singles out one to respond to his own impromptu verbal instructions, then to repeat the movement from memory.
