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The phrase "a road that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific road or to introduce a clause that provides more information about the road.
Example: "We took a road that led us through the beautiful countryside."
Alternatives: "a path that" or "a route that".
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They're on a road that runs beside the main road.
"This is a road that has been traveled before.
Never again on a road that specifies "scenic drive"!
The present results indicate, however, that this is a road that may well be worth following.
"The alternative is a road that leads into the unknown and which will destroy everyone".
It was a road that led me far from the familiar.
They named it after a road that led up the mountain.
Otherwise you may head down a road that causes frustration in the future.
The miracle would be a road that promoted Brazil's growth while protecting the indispensable Amazon.
They found Mr. Ferrell on a road that led only to the neighborhood's pool.
Ara Tapu, a road that travels the circumference of the island, passes through Avarua.
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