The phrase "avenues for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various options or paths available for a particular purpose or outcome.
Example: "We need to explore the avenues for which we can improve our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "options for which" or "paths for which".
The New 42nd Street, which has a budget of $8.5 million, negotiated a 99-year lease with the city and the state for seven theaters (among a total of nine on the block) built in the early 1900's and some adjoining properties on 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues for which it pays $10 a year, what Ms. Cahan called "a negative dowry".
The long, straight avenues for which Paris is now famous were easy to fire cannons down and clear mobs.
Last month the couple, who will be married in September, moved into a brownstone duplex on Clinton Avenue, for which they pay $5,100 a month.
Reckson owns the 47-story skyscraper immediately to the north of P. J. Clarke's at 919 Third Avenue, for which Daniel H. Lavezzo Jr. famously refused to budge in the late 1960's.
Located on the avenue for which the book is named, the shop becomes at risk for bankruptcy as the opening of a nearby megastore approaches.
These results indicate promising avenues for commercialization, which have yet to be fully realized.
Since Crashlytics has an enterprise solution, this means new revenue models and avenues for Twitter, which is never a bad thing…especially when a company is thinking about going public.
Just as Facebook's personal sharing tools have helped give regular users reach that was previously only available through traditional media channels, Facebook is giving small businesses avenues for growth, which in the past, were only available to large companies.
While he worked for Mary Gilliat, the well-known English designer and author, Mr. Torres lived in a Lilliputian studio on East 77th Street between First and Second Avenues in Manhattan, for which he was paying $900 a month.
Computational analyses of LEAP sequences offer an alternative promising avenue [ 21] for which a dedicated database would be of primary importance.
But it does mean we've given them an avenue for expression, which we had wrongly assumed was taking place through each individual sport".
