The phrase "a temporary passage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a short-term route or means of access, often in contexts related to travel, construction, or transitions.
Example: "The construction site has created a temporary passage for pedestrians to navigate around the area safely."
Alternatives: "a short-term route" or "a provisional pathway."
Benvenisti derided the term "occupied territories," because it assumed a temporary passage of history; it promoted a comforting notion about "when peace comes".
That's why Detroit's alarming population decline first reported this week in the Times signals what can only be a temporary passage in the patterns of global settlement beginning right here in America.
Spending your days in dreary duty of paying the bills will not help you manifest your heart's desire unless you also appreciate that your every day work is only a temporary passage to get where you want to go.
Isolation of Aspergillus from lower respiratory samples is associated with colonisation in high percentage of cases, being of unclear significance because it may represent a temporary passage, a long-term benign carriage or a sign preceding invasive disease since the incubation period is unknown [ 1, 2].
Our relationship with the US will always be about more than the temporary passage of presidents.
Some necessary measures need to be paid attention to are (a) Abundant subway staffs need to be prepared in emergency to help the seniors and the temporary passages must be easy to use.
Last summer the museum mounted a temporary exhibition titled "Passages," in which African art was displayed against mural-size color images of Africa by the photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher.
During the lame-duck session, Obama wins passage of a temporary payroll-tax cut, ratification of the New Start treaty with Russia and legislation reversing the Don't Ask, Don't Tell limits on gays in the military.
We have a feeling that this substitute-passage idea is just a temporary makeshift.
The explosiveness of the epidemic 2, 25 is also compatible with exposure to a high inoculum of V. cholerae with a temporary increase in its infectivity because of rapid passage of the organism through many hosts.
One particularly striking passage allegorizes our earthly life as a temporary landfall during a sea voyage; this image derives ultimately from Epictetus.
