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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pavement that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or characteristic of a pavement in a sentence.
Example: "The city installed a pavement that is designed to reduce noise pollution."
Alternatives: "a sidewalk that" or "a surface that".
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"I'm just so relieved," he grinned as he walked down a pavement that had been spray-painted with no slogans earlier in the week.
The focus is on the assessment of a pavement that has undergone full depth reclamation with foamed asphalt (FDR-FA).
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Several old or disabled people were sitting out on a square of pavement that had a few furry-looking shrubs and pots of petunias around it to suggest a garden patio.
Fans enter Sahlen's Stadium via Wambach Way, a strip of pavement that was dedicated Friday.
Its canal-level courtyard has a stunning marble pavement that is both beautiful and waterproof.
The bike lanes and parking spaces being added along the street are covered with permeable pavers, a weave of pavement that allows 80 percent of rainwater to filter through it to the ground below.
In addition, the freeway was planned with a thicker asphalt pavement that was largely impervious to water.
A busload of British tourists stood in the square here on the Greek island of Cephalonia, where the film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" was shot, squinting in the fierce sunlight at a nondescript stretch of pavement that used to be a movie set.
This pavement was a small piece of driveway pavement that was an example of poor summer paving technique.
It is a beautiful stretch of pavement that runs for about 50 miles, one lane each way.
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