The phrase "a logical route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reasonable or sensible path to take in a situation, whether literally or metaphorically.
Example: "To solve the problem efficiently, we need to find a logical route that considers all possible outcomes."
Alternatives: "a rational path" or "a sensible way".
There isn't really a logical route to follow.
A logical route for this oxidation via a protonated epoxide as intermediate is proposed.
So, looking at how the direct and indirect motor pathways work and the motor symptoms we know to occur in HD, we can follow a logical route from damage in the striatum to actual symptoms.
A logical route would involve flying to Dubrovnik, then heading north to Sarajevo via Mostar and back through the coast of Montenegro to Tirana, on to Ohrid and Skopje in Macedonia.
The mix of these two proposals results in a process that, in addition to providing a logical route for the research, gives us a chronological order that has tried to be followed in the framework of this research and which we summarise in Fig. 2.
The strategic position of the Low Countries, located between France and Germany on the uncovered flanks of their fortification lines, made the area a logical route for an offensive by either side.
It's also admitting that caging human beings at a faster rate was a more logical route than avoiding putting people in cages.
There's a lovely, logical route along the coast, heading south from Sanlúcar de Barrameda (erstwhile home of Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan, and a gateway to the new world in the early 16th century) through the city of Cádiz, to the deservedly touristy Vejer de la Frontera, and the unspoiled beaches of Zahora, Zahara, Bolonia and Valdevaqueros, before ending up in Tarifa.
A logical reaction route is given.
A logical reaction route is given in which formation of some lactones are explained by rearrangement of the carbocationic ions formed.
