The phrase "a smooth route" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or journey that is easy and without obstacles, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new highway provides a smooth route for commuters, reducing travel time significantly."
Alternatives: "an easy path" or "a clear way".
"I'm not saying we go back to the past and live in a cave, but to have a smooth route into the 21st century it makes sense to embrace technology and give ourselves options, not have a dirty industrial revolution.
Study can be full or part-time; entry requirements frequently allow workplace experience to take the place of exam passes; and there is usually a smooth route to convert a foundation degree into a full honours degree for those who want to enhance their qualifications further.
The hierarchical structure of CNT/CNS affords abundant N-induced defects and Fe−N species as highly active sites and facilitates mass transportation, and carbon nanotube also offers a smooth route for charge transfer in the CO2RR process.
A safe call from the Pats to play 2-deep if Wilson stays square, but give the credit here to Rice on a smooth route to win it.
Many of 2016's standout games have taken inspiration from other sources, away from current affairs, and thereby provide a smoother route to escapism.
Peñalosa, she says, proudly pointed out a smooth, paved route for bikes and pedestrians.
B-spline curve method is adopted to provide a smooth flight route for UAV.
"Top riders sometimes take a longer, smoother route, even if everyone else has gone over a shorter, rockier route, to reduce the risk of punctures".
Over all, Robinson flashes the skills of a silky-smooth route runner who can get downfield quickly and get open in single coverage.
It was found that the HCs at the rail shoulder and gauge corner propagated inside the rail in a nearly flat plane along a smooth and linear route without many large irregular fluctuations.
BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan, Dec 15 (Reuters) - A Soyuz rocket carrying a Russian, an American and a Briton blasted off on Tuesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan in a smooth launch en route to the International Space Station.
