The phrase "avenues to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities or methods to take advantage of a situation or resource.
Example: "The research team identified several avenues to exploit in order to enhance the efficiency of the production process."
Alternatives: "opportunities to leverage" or "paths to utilize".
The availability of compliant substrates has opened new avenues to exploit SiGe materials for optoelectronic applications.
Insights into MAGL crystal structure open new avenues to exploit MAGL function in further detail.
Therefore, combined with the inferences of this study that protein precipitation for NMR analysis offers reliable quantitative data, incorporation of serum/plasma protein precipitation for both NMR and MS detection opens avenues to exploit their combined strength in the metabolomics field.
At present, the preferred avenue to exploit this information is via marker-assisted selection (MAS), and several breeding organisations are starting to implement MAS in breeding programs.
This work provided a new avenue to exploit novel promising interfacial modification materials by simply and slightly modulating the π-conjugated skeleton without complex molecular design.
Neuron-astroglia contact mediated by integrins serves as a sensor to enable rapid neurotrophic responses and provides a new pharmacological avenue to exploit the neuroprotective properties of endogenous CNTF.
"Excitingly, it does however highlight new avenues for researchers to exploit and strengthens the case for targeting other cell types within the brain in the fight against Alzheimer's," he added.
There are no obvious avenues for Samsung to exploit, and the pressure is on the entire company to deliver after a 2014 that, being generous, should be described as ominous.
Indeed, the issues of trust and cooperation are worse for criminals than they are for defenders, revealing an avenue for law enforcement to exploit.
The Wallabies had occasional golden moments under Jones, often by targeting the lineout and scrum, but even that narrow avenue has become tougher to exploit in recent years.
Mandating vulnerabilities be built into digital communications opens up an even worse prospect: new avenues for terrorists and criminals to exploit.
