The phrase "a different route for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an alternative path or method to achieve a goal or reach a destination.
Example: "We decided to take a different route for our road trip to avoid traffic."
Alternatives: "an alternative path for" or "a new way for".
It in no way should make someone question their ingrained values, but merely should provide a different route for those that think things could be done a little differently.
In restaging "Invisible Wings" Ms. Haigood has tightened sections, chosen a different route for the audience (up to 200 people a show) and planned more time in the forest.
What I really end up doing, though, is suggesting a different route, for two reasons.
To the surprise of many, HS2 agreed and said they'd look at a different route for lorries.
Warning signs advising a different route for some vehicles in windy weather would also be made permanent.
The recent purchase attempt of Unocal by CNOOC, the state-controlled China oil company, exemplifies an attempt to pursue yet a different route for diversifying out of dollars.
A different route, from Milton Inveramsay, allowed for a shorter route with easier gradients.
The substrate is bound in a hydrophobic pocket in the interior of the enzyme, and access to this pocket is provided through a different route than for the isoalloxazine ring of FAD the backside of the ligand binding cleft.
Audi took a different route this year for its Super Bowl commercial, creating a fake dog called the "Doberhuahua" in an effort to show why compromise is a bad thing.
Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, made a pretty convincing Senator John McCain when he appeared as himself in "Wedding Crashers" and on "Saturday Night Live," but HBO Films has decided to go a different route in casting for its television movie "Game Change".
Amazon, however, is going a different route – at least, for now.
