The phrase "avenues for example" is not correct in written English as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It can be used when introducing specific examples of different methods or approaches, but it should be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "There are several avenues for example, such as community outreach and educational programs."
Alternatives: "methods such as" or "approaches like".
The broad avenues, for example, are good only for military parades.
These observations may also open up new avenues, for example, in the design of new generation antithrombotics.
The Obama administration has been pursuing many of these avenues — for example, some energy-efficiency funding in the stimulus bill requires states to promise to strengthen their building codes.
It provides many avenues, for example, Facebook and Skype, to begin and maintain relationships.
The flip side to this criticism is that fundamental liberties may still be given due accord though other avenues, for example, the application of rules of natural justice.
It can also be expanded to other areas, opening new avenues: for example to co-crystallize proteins or to study protein-DNA interactions by screening the experimental conditions governing the complex formation.
At 750 Third Avenue, for example, the Swiss artist Markus Wetzel has installed a continuous 30-foot photograph over the concierge desk in the lobby.
This is not to say that new traffic patterns devised to steer drivers around the arena aren't creating problems, sending more trucks past public housing to Third Avenue, for example.
Rates could be higher on Forest Avenue, for example, to promote turnover.
Major research avenues include for example the evolution of heteromorphic sex chromosomes in plants [ 5- 7], sexual dimorphism [ 8, 9], plant-pathogen [ 10] and plant pollinator interactions [ 11], invasive plant biology [ 12], hybridization and introgression [ 13], and habitat adaptation [ 14].
Avenue magazine, for example, operates on a controlled circulation.
