The phrase "a route which allows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a path or method that enables a certain action or outcome.
Example: "We have developed a route which allows for faster delivery times to our customers."
Alternatives: "a path that enables" or "a way that permits".
In addition, the effect of microstructure is studied by using a newsol-gel route which allows obtaining LaBaCo2O6-δ with smallest particle size (dp ≈ 500 nm).
And if claimants want to dispute the cause of the damage, he said, they are "free to go through the entire other route, which allows for mediation and ultimately a full-blown jury trial".
So now we go the second route, which allows me to fit in my routine around her agenda.
Eileen Dunican, 81, said she was "voting for Lincoln" because he had helped save five stops on the G subway line and was working on saving the B24 bus route, which allows her to visit her husband's grave in Sunnyside Cemetery in Queens.
As recently as the early 1980s, the Great Metropolitan Handicap still followed its traditional course up the home straight, right across the infield and then back on to the main track, an ingenious route which allowed Epsom, a 12-furlong U-shaped track, to stage a two-and-a-quarter-mile race.
Meanwhile, Lee et al. [ 14] developed a dsRNA-induced viral pneumonia mouse model and delivered statins by intranasal route, which allowed direct contact with the respiratory epithelium.
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The increasing demand for MOFs can only be satisfied by establishing robust and reproducible synthesis routes which allow a profitable scale-up of the requested materials while preserving their textural properties and stability.
Book airline tickets on points as early as possible, since routes which allow point redemption cost more as the trip approaches, Kelly says.
The target compounds contain vicinal stereogenic centers, and the program was greatly facilitated by the adoption of efficient synthetic routes which allowed for the late stage incorporation of structural and physicochemical diversity into the targets.
