The phrase "a route for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular route in relation to a purpose or destination.
Example: "We need to find a route for which the traffic is minimal during rush hour."
Alternatives: "a path that leads to" or "a way to".
They had reasons for their decision – this is a route for ambulances, which ideally should be delayed not a second on their life-saving missions – but there seems to have been no balance of considerations, and little weight given to the wellbeing of the people who will live around the flawless radii of the road layout.
However, on the basis of the redox-dependent proton-pumping mechanism proposed for complex I [ 1, 3], the Na+ movement through the enzyme antiporter-like subunits is likely to operate via a different route for which the details are still not known.
The phenylpropanoid pathway represents a relatively well-understood metabolic route for which a number of regulatory genes have been identified and cloned.
The residual p110β activity in p110β-RBD-DM MEFs argues for a second, RBD-independent activation route, for which direct binding of Gβγ to p110β (Dbouk et al., 2012) is the most obvious candidate.
A route for the extension, which would bypass Philadelphia to the north, was announced in 1952.
Noah Bor led a 1-2-3 Kenyesterday yesterday in heavy rain at the Athens Marathon, a race that followed both the ancient route for which the event is named and the course for the Olympics in 2004.
Your destination is the capital territory along this route for which, when you draw the tightest possible circle that contains that territory, the territory's land area is the smallest fraction (less than 15%) of that circle's area.
After that, consultation with landowners and stakeholders took place, to establish the final route, for which design of the channel and the associated locks, bridges, moorings and pumping stations could then begin.
This reaction is a route for revalorization of whey (which contains lactose).
They will fly them from airports with scarce take-off slots, on a few busy routes for which departure times are restricted by the need to arrive at a reasonable hour.Emirates could have a further reason to be keen on buying so many A380s.
