The phrase "a primary pathway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a main route or method through which something occurs or is achieved.
Example: "The research indicates that exercise serves as a primary pathway for improving mental health."
Alternatives: "a key route for" or "a main avenue for".
In such scenarios, leaching of material constituents is a primary pathway for environmental impact.
Fischer Tropsch Synthesis (FTS) is a primary pathway for gas-to-liquid (GTL) technology.
A primary pathway for introduction is the ballast water of ships.
KMS002 (ΔadhE) and KMS004 (ΔadhE Δpta-ackA) exhibited d-lactate production as a primary pathway for the regeneration of NAD+.
Elimination of alcohol dehydrogenase E (adhE), acetate kinase A-phosphotransacetylase (ackA-pta), and lactate dehydrogenase A (ldhA) enzymes allowed BDO production as a primary pathway for NADH re-oxidation, and significantly reduced by-products.
Some of the FEM simulations with Ziphius cavirostris [60] suggested that there is a primary pathway for sound that reaches the TPC via the gular anatomy.
This suggests that residential use was a primary pathway of exposure for these chemicals prior to their phaseout, as little change in agricultural use of these OP pesticides has occurred.
Nucleotide excision repair is a primary pathway in cells for coping with DNA interstrand cross-links (ICLs).
This relationship was found in multivariate regression analysis to be independent of the presence of other prognostic factors, which indicates the existence of a separate primary pathway for the mechanism of accumulation of (V DMSA in tumor tissue.
The observed tendency of the 99mTc- V DMSA diffuse uptake pattern to increase over time (being more notable on the delayed 60-min images), as well as its relation to elevated proliferative cellular activity (Ki-67), could be considered indicative of the existence of a distinct primary pathway for the mechanism of its accumulation in tumor tissue.
In bacteria, the primary pathway for DSB repair is initiated by a stable helicase nuclease complex of which there are two distinctive classes: the AddAB- and RecBCD-type enzymes (Dillingham and Kowalczykowski, 2008; Yeeles and Dillingham, 2010).
