The phrase "avenues via which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe methods or pathways through which something can be achieved or explored.
Example: "We need to identify the various avenues via which we can improve our customer service."
Alternatives: "methods through which" or "pathways by which".
Third, if we had observed patients with hypothalamic lesions, then our results would have been more comprehensive; as such, there are many avenues via which future studies could expand upon our findings.
"Since Medium introduced its own subscription product in March of 2017, publications that want to build their own subscriber bases have largely found other avenues via which to build that base," Medium's head of partnerships Basil Enan added in a statement.
"Since Medium introduced its own subscription product in March of 2017, publications that want to build their own subscriber bases have largely found other avenues via which to build that base," Medium's head of partnerships Basil Enan added in a statement.
The 2009 Equal Pay Enforcement Act was meant to deter employers from discriminating against certain groups by giving workers more avenues via which to press charges.
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The marble map on which the medallions were fastened was one of a series of five marble wall carvings facing the broad avenue Via dei Fori Imperiali between the Colosseum and the Palazzo Venezia where Mussolini used to address huge rallies.
Many of the best shops were found along Cagliari's two main avenues: the palm-lined Via Roma, which runs along the port, and Largo Carlo Felice, which runs inland toward Castello.
There are, however, other avenues by which the body can be oversupplied with thyroid hormones.
There are two jurisprudential avenues by which the justices could make gay marriage a constitutional right.
This rich setting allows for a multitude of avenues in which the two sectors are interlinked.
