The phrase "a roadway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or means of access for something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new policy serves as a roadway for innovation within the company."
Alternatives: "a pathway for" or "a means for".
A block of Greenwich Street will be recreated as a roadway for taxis and limousines.
For the boys, there is a Disney theme and a rug printed with a roadway for toy cars.
Lines in this layer represent individual bus routes over a roadway for a specific direction; they were generalized from the GTFS format where lines depicted individual services.
The guideway includes the attributes of the physical infrastructure upon which the vehicle operates (e.g., a roadway for automobiles, trucks, bicycles, and pedestrians or a set of rails for trains).
In the case of oil terminals, the link to shore can be a relatively light pier or jetty structure carrying the pipelines through which the cargo is pumped ashore, with a roadway for access by no more than average-size road vehicles, which will probably be used in small numbers or even only one at a time.
Elsewhere: a women's basketball team from Niagara University was left stranded on a roadway for nearly 30 hours before being picked up by authorities.
This is a calculation of the traffic levels for a roadway segment for any average day of the year.
Using some 10,000 drawings of the Big Dig project, researchers built a virtual roadway for a driving simulator at the university.
This is a metric for the level of traffic along a roadway segment for any average day of the year.
It was a roadway designed for the uninterrupted, unimpeded flow of automobiles.
This figure is a calculation of the traffic along a roadway segment for any average day of the year.
