The phrase "a direct pathway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear and straightforward route or method for achieving something.
Example: "The new policy creates a direct pathway for employees to report safety concerns without fear of retaliation."
Alternatives: "a clear route for" or "an unambiguous path for".
Large fans with smaller catchments have better linkage to the upper icecap, providing a direct pathway for frequent large avalanches.
In addition, the orderly aligned primary ENPs minimized the grain boundaries for suppressed recombination and provided a direct pathway for increased electron diffusion length.
Employing vertical nanosheet-structured films as photoanodes of quantum dot sensitized solar cells (QDSCs) might provide a direct pathway for the photo-exited electrons.
The simulation results clearly revealed that the leaky wells rapidly degraded the water quality of the underlying aquifer by acting as a direct pathway for nitrate-rich shallow groundwater.
The electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) analysis shows that the Bi2Te3 nanotubes can provide a direct pathway for electron transportation, prolong the lifetime of electrons, suppress the charge recombination and improve the electron collection efficiency.
In the engineered structure, the presence of intra-bandgap states associated with Cr impurities increases optical absorption, and the nanorod morphology provides a direct pathway for transport of photo-excited electrons to the back contact.
In both cases, a direct pathway (thalamic pathway for visual stimuli related to fear [10] [12]; subcortical pathway for auditory fear conditioning [7]) involving coarse, but rapid processing of information, can bypass a slower, highly integrated cortical pathway in order to provide quicker, but less well informed decisions.
In Canada, the Canadian Experience Class was initially introduced in 2008 to provide a direct pathway to permanent residency for international students who graduated from Canadian postsecondary educational institutions and for skilled temporary foreign workers.
Whereas the fabrication of photoelectrodes typically includes a process of coating the synthesized nanocrystals onto conductive substrates such as fluorine-doped tin oxide (FTO) glasses, it results in deceased effective area for photon capturing and a hindered direct pathway for charge transfer and collection because the nanostructures can hardly refrain from agglomeration and re-stacking [6, 14].
For example, a direct pathway between the FEF and the superior parietal cortex might have been expected, based on anatomical findings in macaque (Huerta et al. 1987; Stanton et al. 1995), as well as fMRI studies in humans that demonstrate simultaneous activity in these regions during eye movements and spatial orienting tasks (Corbetta 1998; Natale et al. 2009).
"There is no direct pathway for exposure to members of the public," said a Sellafield spokesman.
