The phrase "as roads for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a function or purpose that something serves, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new policies act as roads for innovation, guiding companies toward sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "as pathways for" or "as avenues for".
The council paper reportedly suggested spending up to £8m on infrastructure such as roads for the stadium and the housing scheme.
The development of the road as a transport infrastructure took place primarily in the post-war period [6, 28] After World War II, with a few revisions, Japan's roads are categorized into the ones designated for general traffic (Douro-hou, "Road Act 1952" hereafter), and the other ones such as roads for forestry.
Today, logging is no longer a major problem, as "it would require a lot of investment to develop necessary infrastructure, such as roads, for [its] operations, especially in the southern portion of Nki".
PHI that involve numeric patterns, such as street addresses or telephone numbers, are identified by regular expressions based on numeric patterns as well as appearances of context words such as "road" for street address or "pager" for pager number.
PHI instances that involve numeric patterns, such as street addresses, PO Box numbers, dates and telephone/fax numbers, are identified by regular expressions based on numeric patterns as well as appearances of contextual keywords, such as "road" for street address or "pager" for pager number.
Apart from the stadiums, work is still taking place on other infrastructure such as connecting roads for venues, hotels, and shopping areas.
Home injuries are a substantial health burden worldwide, with the home setting being at least as important as the road for injury.
Home injuries present an important health burden worldwide and the home is a setting that is at least as significant as the road for injury [ 1].
Above, between Qionglai and Lushan County, the quake's epicenter, those in the area used alternate transportation means as roads were impassable for cars.
Last year, he appeared as a lawyer representing Tom Cruise's character in Cameron Crowe's "Vanilla Sky" and as road manager for the metal band in Stephen Herek's "Rock Star".
Planning ahead: The city of Los Angeles has community plans that act as road maps for development in specific neighborhoods.
