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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new route forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a fresh approach or strategy to overcome challenges or achieve goals.
Example: "After evaluating our current situation, we believe that a new route forward is necessary to ensure our success."
Alternatives: "a new path ahead" or "a fresh direction".
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Between now and March, when Slovenia visit Hampden Park for a fixture which currently has all the appeal of Forfar Athletic versus Montrose, the Scottish FA must plot a new route forward.
The two consecutive last-16 defeats by Barcelona were no shame but those 4-1 and 3-1 aggreverseseverses left a question hanging: "Might Lionel Messi and company have been stymied if Pellegrini had altered his ethos?" Tuesday provided if not a definitive answer, then a signpost to a new route forward when City next come up against a continental beast that needs taming.
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We can resign ourselves to the existing route of dysfunction, division, and gridlock, or we can shape a new path forward.
What is a new path forward?
However, some changes may require a new route or plan of attack, just keep moving forward.
However, a bypassed route is temporary and it lasts for a period of time, that is, long enough to forward the buffered packets, and then a new route discovery mechanism will start.
HOPNET [21] and DAR [20] take hop-by-hop optimal decisions to forward the FANTS such that, attempts to finding a new route results in optimal routes to destination since every hop is examined for optimality.
And it's also announcing a new route of monetization that it's hoping will serve as a strong revenue stream going forward: sponsored placements.
"Why establish a new route?" Goyenechea said.
A new route has been chalked out.
Saline drip, subcut, a new route discovered.
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