'creates avenues' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that allows for new possibilities or opportunities. For example, "The new project creates avenues for growth in our community."
And newspaper reporters forge relationships with people; they build a network, which creates avenues to information.
HR for ensuring maximum staff investment creates avenues for the best ideas, your monitoring team for making sure goals and targets will be visible in the future and can be tracked.
America's strategic interests will be advanced by likely new defense cooperation and trade that boosts U.S. arms sales and creates avenues for joint military coordination.
For instance, that it creates avenues for battered undocumented immigrants to claim temporary visas and extends domestic violence protections to same-sex couples makes it tough for some conservatives to support.
"We create avenues to give knowledge to people so that their lives can be better".
That does happen here, and we'll be creating avenues and programs for it to happen more fluidly and more effectively.
That said, we want to create avenues so that our membership will be able to do what they dream of in an international service experience.
The chief focus of this movement is to create avenues for REAL transformation that students and staff alike have been calling for".
In this Sunday's Metropolitan cover story, I chronicle the effort by the educational entrepreneur Chris Whittle to create Avenues, a new for-profit private school in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood.
Through events, communications, volunteer opportunities and The Parents Fund, the Penn Parents team is committed to building relationships and creating avenues for parents to feel informed, connected, and be uniquely involved in the life of the University.
In the Senate, rules on debating and amending bills typically limit the ways the majority leader can advance a party plan, creating avenues for Democrats to gum up the works.
