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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a second route" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an alternative path or option, often in the context of travel, decision-making, or problem-solving.
Example: "If the main road is closed, we can take a second route to reach our destination."
Alternatives: "an alternative path" or "a different option."
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A second route linked Buenos Aires with Chile westward through Villa María, San Luis, and Mendoza.
A few days later, the Bureau opened a second route, which was nearly twice as long as the first.
But it was also demonstrating to the world that it was acquiring a second route to building atomic bombs.
The bridge-tunnel, which opened in 1964, gave isolated Eastern Shore a second route to the mainland.
It showed North Korea was pursuing a second route to build and perhaps proliferate nuclear weapons in addition to its existing plutonium-based weapons.
A second route by which iron chelation could influence HIV replication, is by inhibition of DNA synthesis through inactivation of iron-dependent ribonucleotide reductase.
A second route, the Tikhvin system, opened in 1811, creating an 890-km (about 550-mile) waterway via the Mologa and Syas rivers.
One of the four riders, Brock Crouch, 18, went on the first run down the mountain, then returned to try a second route nearby.
A second route is now planned, on the other side of the Exe estuary, so when we're next in town we'll do it again, and cycle for longer.
American defense officials said Sunday that the revelation of North Korea's new uranium enrichment facility confirmed longstanding suspicions that the country was seeking a second route to build atomic weapons.
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Later that year, the commission added a second route State Route 278 that would continue south alongside the river from SR-279 to the Grand-San Juan County line.
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