The phrase "army trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a path or route that is typically used by military personnel or vehicles, often in a natural or rugged environment.
Example: "The soldiers followed the army trail through the dense forest to reach their destination."
Alternatives: "military path" or "troop route".
7.57pm: The Irish army trailing McGinley and Harrington are enjoying the craic, as they are three up and one up respectively.
Initially, state and county officials anticipated building a freeway for the expressway south of Army Trail Road, similar to the existing freeway north of Army Trail Road.
I-355 has no tolls north of the Army Trail Road exit (mile 30) in Addison.
As a result of a toll rate increase effective January 1 , 2012 the northernmost two toll plazas (Boughton Road and Army Trail Road) charge $1.90 cash and $0.95 for cars with I-PASS and E-ZPass.
Still further to the right is Fernando Untoja, an Aymara intellectual running for Congress on the ticket of Manfred Reyes Villa, a former army captain trailing far behind Mr. Morales in second place.
Armies left trails of funny pages in their wake and civilians seemed fascinated by whatever was making their former countrymen laugh.
Harlem Shake is the latest dance craze shaking its stuff across Twitter timelines with an army of imitators trailing in its wake.
To test this model, Dr. Couzin and Nigel Franks, an ant expert at the University of Bristol in England, filmed a trail of army ants in Panama.
Escalada arrived in San Lorenzo before the bulk of the patriot army, but the dust trail from the path to Rosario revealed their presence.
For the study, the researchers made a Y-shaped platoormimicmimic a gap in the trail of army ants in Barro Colorado Island, Panama and then filmed time-lapse videos of the ants traveling across the platform.
