The phrase "avenues early" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to early opportunities or paths, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Exploring avenues early in the project can lead to better outcomes."
Alternatives: "early opportunities" or "initial paths".
— When Engine 5 pulled up to a burning house on Woodlawn Avenue early on March 19, the firefighters were told that a man might be trapped in the back left bedroom.
The tragedy that unfolded inside Ms. Jones's second-floor apartment at 302 Nicholas Avenue early on Thursday is a horrific mystery, one complicated by tales of hidden family troubles — financial for the mother, psychological for C. J. — and the fact that all the witnesses are dead.
When he slammed down on Portman Avenue early on a Sunday morning last September, the thud was loud enough to stir awake some residents in London's otherwise tranquil Mortlake neighborhood.
One La Cañada bear incident ended sadly, as a bear emerging near the McDonald's at Foothill and Vineta Avenue early on Aug. 26 was struck by a car.
As no individuals from STD clinics met the criteria, we stopped using this avenue early on.
The possibility that the mitochondria constitute the primary site of the proapoptotic pathway opens up new avenues for early diagnosis and particularly for early treatment.
Continued elucidation of the epigenetic events that arise in lung cancer can open new avenues for early detection, diagnosis, and management of the disease.
The researchers wrote that these findings "suggest new avenues for early screening and detection of mental illness". It's unclear how that would work.
We postulate that integrated Lab-on-a-Chip systems can enable new avenues for "Early Warning" biomonitoring systems that can automate the use of sensitive behavioral indices to rapidly detect presence of toxicants in aquifers.
These results suggest new avenues for early screening and detection of mental illness.
