The phrase "a legitimate route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a valid or acceptable way to achieve something, often in the context of decision-making or problem-solving.
Example: "After considering various options, we concluded that taking a legitimate route would be the best way to reach our destination safely."
Alternatives: "a valid path" or "an acceptable way".
Nowadays, Clearing is seen as a legitimate route into higher education, not simply a way in for those who didn't achieve their A-level grades, says Alison Wilde, admissions manager at Nottingham Trent University.
The Sun – and a managing editor there, who used to run the Press Complaints Commission – claim they came by a legitimate route: and, anyway, given the time passed and the subject matter, ritual cries of "privacy" seem derisory.
He is a legitimate route runner and steady handed receiver.
Self-publishing is now a legitimate route to getting your material out there, but more often than not, having an editor or a small press behind the book helps legitimize and publicize the writing.
"That's why I'd like to go back as soon as possible". As for the flight Saturday, "I came through a legitimate route in order to handle my business matters in Shenzhen," added Shi, referring to the mainland city of 18 million people a subway ride from Hong Kong.
No doubt, as in other countries, furtive lobbying would continue to take place outside the formal system, but at least it would provide a legitimate, regulated route for businesses to make their case to government.Whether government is willing to listen is another question.
I tell him that doesn't justify officers allegedly using their weapons against people instead of following a legitimate legal route and bringing them in for questioning.
A legitimate vending route purchase includes machines already on location.
This can have an adverse effect on route establishment by preventing nodes from discovering legitimate routes that are more than two hops away.
One of the most common legitimate routes involves immigrant-investor programmes in America, Canada or Hong Kong, typically requiring an investment of up to $1m.
In the wake of their spats with law enforcement, the duo began to eye up more legitimate routes to marijuana legalization.
