The phrase "carrying route" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a specific path or route that is used for transporting or carrying something, such as goods or materials. Example: The new railway system will provide a more efficient carrying route for goods and supplies to be transported across the country.
Kingsland, carrying Route 7, crosses back into Nutley, regaining state maintenance.
A road carrying Route 1 was proposed to be built on landfill in the Passaic River; however, it was never constructed.
Route 168 begins at the an interchange with west end of the Atlantic City Expressway, which feeds into Route 42 in the Turnersville section of Washington Township, Gloucester County; the North South Freeway begins at that interchange, carrying Route 42 and through traffic from Atlantic City towards Camden.
While comparing the optimized solutions based on RM, the selected diameter along major flow carrying routes appears to be similar.
Label switching is a packet relaying technique in which individual packets carry route information in the form of labels.
COLTON, N.Y., Oct. 30 — The bridge that carries Route 56 over the Raquette River here is so ordinary that it has no name, only a number, 1027260.
Because thriving commercial broadcasters will likely avail themselves of the remunerative "retransmissionconsent" procedure of §6, those broadcasters who gain access via the §4 must carry route are apt to be the most economically vulnerable ones.
If you're in a car, your last chance to cross the Colorado before you reach Hoover Dam is on the Navajo Bridge, which carries Route 89A over Marble Canyon, in north-central Arizona.
The Roslyn Viaduct, the nondescript and little-loved half mile of rusting steel and worn concrete that carries Route 25A over and past the village of Roslyn at the head of Hempstead Harbor, is an aging relic of Long Island's postwar highway-building boom.
Two notable bridges span the Rondout Creek in the village: a road bridge that carries Route 32, and the Rosendale trestle, a former railroad bridge currently being renovated as a pedestrian walkway.
Near Moorefield, the bridge carrying U.S. Route 220 was closed, but was reopened after emergency repairs.
