The phrase "a major corridor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant route or pathway, often in the context of transportation, trade, or communication.
Example: "The new highway will serve as a major corridor for freight transport between the two cities."
Alternatives: "a key route" or "a primary pathway."
Arizona is a major corridor for Latin Americans sneaking into the United States, and the Phoenix area is both a stopover and a destination.
The Pech was a major corridor for moving men and supplies, and after American bases were established in the Korengal, attacks at Pech dropped off significantly.
Northern Niger lies on a major corridor for illegal migration and people-trafficking from sub-Saharan Africa into North Africa and across the Mediterranean into Europe.
So far, the international economic consequences of the war in the Caucasus have been fairly minor, despite Georgia's role as a major corridor for oil shipments.
There is no river between Arizona and Mexico to create a natural obstacle to illegal immigration, drug trafficking and human smuggling, and our county is a major corridor for all these.
Invesco is also adjacent to Interstate 25, a major corridor through the Northern Rockies that will most likely be closed for at least part of Mr. Obama's acceptance speech.
However, if motorbikes and Qingqis are to be promoted, then the nature of the current mass transit proposals for the city will have to change and be limited to only a few major corridors of movement.
The first transmission corridor consists of a single 500 kV Hassayampa North Gila line (H NG), a major transmission corridor that transports power in an east west direction.
In coming years, it seems likely that the llanos will become both an agro-industrial breadbasket and a major energy corridor for Colombia.
Westlands sits in a major transmission corridor, and existing capacity in the area could realistically accommodate up to 600 megawatts from the project, according to Mr. Dowds.
"Atlantic Avenue is a major transportation corridor of huge regional significance," noted Candace Damon, president of the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation and a partner at Hamilton Rabinovitz & Alschuler, a planning firm in Manhattan.
