"avenue of understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a figurative sense to describe a means or approach to understand something or someone. Example: "Reading books about different cultures can be an avenue of understanding for those seeking to broaden their perspectives."
With my photography, I hope to open avenues of understanding between people and cultures and inspire positive change out of difficult situations.
Linkage of environmental air toxicity from nanoparticles leading to Alzheimer-like changes in the brain of mice opens a new avenue to understanding the development of brain diseases.
Understanding ghrelin's role in reward processes is important for the understanding of the overlapping neurobiology of eating disorders and chemical drug addiction and provides a potential avenue for understanding the etiology of these diseases and for the development of novel therapies.
If their hypothesis holds up, it could open an important avenue to understanding the genetics of schizophrenia, a crippling illness that affects 1% of the population.
Findings of an exploratory laboratory experiment suggest that the theoretical model provides an avenue for understanding contextual aspects of information quality assessment in concert with objective ones.
The density functional theory (DFT) calculation opens a new avenue for understanding the reactivity of the groups and atoms in a collector molecule, and azolethione surfactants including oxadiazolethione, thiadiazolethione, triazolethione, amino-triazolethione and tetrazolethione, have been designed and developed as collectors.
In any case, systems mapping will open a new avenue for understanding the genetic architecture of complex phenotypes from a perspective of mechanistic pathways inside their formation.
Comparative analysis of nervous system patterning genes in diverse animal phyla with and without nervous systems provides an avenue for understanding the early evolution of this fundamental animal feature.
Understanding how H2O2 and other ROS are produced, contained, and targeted will open up new avenues of understanding and should lead to novel interventional antioxidant strategies for use in health and disease.
Taken together, our analyses of the diversity and evolution of the potential replication origins in haloarchaea may open avenues to understanding the significance of the multiple replication origins in the domain of Archaea.
