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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avenue by which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or means of achieving something.
Example: "The research provided an avenue by which we could explore new treatment options for the disease."
Alternatives: "path through which" or "means by which".
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Small private vessels are one avenue by which nuclear materials may be smuggled across international borders.
One avenue by which cells communicate is through the action of exosomes.
Involving women's partners in family planning services may be one avenue by which rates of unplanned pregnancies can be reduced.
They noted that this "provides a likely avenue by which brand loyalty and product preference can be built".
Support the human rights organisations determined to shut down every avenue by which the regime can legitimise itself.
Was it possible that technology would be the avenue by which humanity achieved the resurrection and immortality?
But the eggs, at least, offer an avenue by which Warren might just out-cool his Hollywood antecedent.
"We are looking at every possible avenue by which the different functions of banks can be brought back into being," he stated.
In opera, servile imitation of nature is dispensed with…here is…the avenue by which the ideal can steal its way back into the theatre.
Instead, the case highlights one avenue by which drug companies that engage in price hikes can, allegedly, attempt to protect those increases from competition.
Pitting the best competitors in mixed fighting against one another has been the main avenue by which UFC expanded its brand of fighting.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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