The phrase "as a passage through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a means or method of moving from one place to another, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist used the painting as a passage through her memories, allowing viewers to experience her past."
Alternatives: "as a means of transition" or "as a route through".
The evolution of stars can be viewed as a passage through various stages as thermonuclear reactions and nucleosynthesis cause compositional changes over long time spans.
Because extension is everywhere, motion occurs not as a passage through emptiness, as Epicurus supposed, but as vortices, or "whirlpools," in which every motion sets up a broad area of movement extending indefinitely around itself.
This soon became a solid barrier, which tested Cook's seamanship as he manoeuvered for a passage through.
As for the risks of a passage through the Saturnian rings, flight controllers were reassured by telescopic observations that found no sign of hazards in the gap between the F and G rings, which Cassini had to traverse.
"I'm scared," one man tells me as he struggles to clear a passage through the front door of his cousin's house.
That brief discussion at 7.02pm was the first of several encounters Tomlinson had with police as he tried unsuccessfully to find a passage through the protests.
I explained why he could not get through, he said he needed to get to west Smithfield where he lived, he needed to work in the morning". That brief discussion at 7.02pm was the first of several encounters Tomlinson had with police as he tried unsuccessfully to find a passage through the protests.
As a consequence, passage through a pluripotent state that can support germ cell development was rendered dispensable.
"Wild," the movie adaptation of Cheryl Strayed's memoir about her trek on the Pacific Crest Trail as a rite of passage through grief, stands out as a refreshing exception to this trend.
The courtyard idea started as a drive-through passage, Rafael Pelli said, and kept getting bigger.
Concentrations of these herbicides generally halved as a result of passage through the constructed wetland with a design hydraulic retention time of 7 d.
