The phrase "a walkway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or passage designed for walking, often indicating its purpose or intended users.
Example: "The city plans to build a walkway for pedestrians along the riverbank."
Alternatives: "a path for" or "a trail for".
The closure will create a walkway for what essentially would be a large pedestrian mall.
After Year 3, two catwalks will hang over the floor as well, with seating and a walkway for fans.
Two catwalks that will hang over the court or ice with limited seating and a walkway for fans.
He built a walkway for his cats out to the garage, because Jim doesn't drive or own a car.
But the food court also served as a walkway for people carrying body bags from the rubble to a temporary morgue.
Turn right for the old wine press: a bar/sitting room with a fireplace; turn left for outside seating and a barbecue; cross a walkway for a roof terrace with breathtaking views.
A council housing tower block and rows of shops with people living above are to be knocked down to create a wide walkway for Spurs fans from a relocated White Hart Lane station straight to the new 56,000-seat stadium, with its shops, bars and food outlets; the council says on non-matchdays the walkway will be a "mini-town centre" public space.
The ditch around the Bastille, now largely dry, supported a 36 foot (11 m) high stone wall with a wooden walkway for the use of the guards, known as "la ronde", or the round.
A personal walkway for those peripatetic squads of uniformed men and women sworn to wander the streets and catch the culprits who get the tickets that pay for the uniformed men and women.
Two of the men chasing the accused thief caught him near a plywood walkway for the monument, tackled him and punched and kicked him for several minutes until his face was bloodied.
But he insisted the removal of the wall sections would not only make space for the flats but would also enable the construction of a new walkway for cyclists and pedestrians, the so-called Brommy Bridge, which will be a reconstruction of a bridge that was destroyed in wartime bombing, as well as providing an emergency exit for visitors to the adjacent Spree park.
