The phrase "avenue design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to urban planning, architecture, or design, referring to the design of streets or pathways.
Example: "The city council approved the new avenue design to enhance pedestrian safety and improve traffic flow."
Alternatives: "street design" or "roadway design".
There are roughly 320 participants in Seattle's program so far, many of whom are referred not as an alternative to arrest but through "social contact referral," an avenue designed to allow law enforcement officials to refer individuals they think would benefit from the program.
More political history lurks nearby in Pit Plain and Pit Wood, where you still find the rides and avenues designed by William Pitt the Younger, prime minister from 1783, when he lived at Montacute.
Indeed, the game is perhaps the ultimate expression of the contemporary populist video game; it draws together the prevailing designs of the past five years into an almost coherent whole, its various avenues designed to appeal to different subsets of players.
He cites the city's low-rise architecture and wide, gracious avenues, designed by Pierre-Charles L'Enfant in the 1790s and inspired by Versailles, as evidence of a secret, pulsing, Francophile soul, while Georgetown, on the banks of the Potomac, has a whiff of old England.
This experimental observation will now provide a new avenue to design compounds (potent inhibitors) through a structure guided drug design route.
Our finding of the synergistic effect opens an avenue to design materials with higher electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity and EMI shielding performance.
The present results open an avenue to design and understand electride compounds in 2D materials.
The paper opens up a new avenue in design of high energy absorption components.
The present approach opens a new avenue to design an efficient chemical reaction free nanorods.
These results reveal rich physical phenomena and open an avenue to design promising solar-energy conversion devices and multiferroic applications.
