"land passage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a path of travel over land, such as a road, trail, or railway. For example, "The mountain climbers took a land passage to reach the summit."
"Sinai is the only land passage from Africa to Europe.
Land passage between Asia and Africa was in early times limited to narrow strips of land in the Isthmus of Suez.
While providing a black-market conduit for Iraqi oil and a land passage for Hezbollah weapons, Syria has been touting its cooperation with the U.S. in tracking other terrorists.
This region is the missing piece in the Kremlin's strategic jigsaw puzzle and its seizure would secure the much-needed land passage from Russia to Crimea.
Kharkiv is a key strategic point for pro-Russia forces, who are likely seeking to secure a land passage from Russia to Crimea, which was annexed following a Putin-backed putsch in March.
The anti-Qatar coalition has isolated the tiny Arab nation for nearly a month now, cutting off its only land passage, which leads into Saudi Arabia, and essential shipments of food and other products.
Mode(s) of Introduction: (into all new areas of the world:) By foot via natural land passages.
The "pull of the West" solidified Missouri's position as a land of passage after it achieved statehood in 1821.
Given its title, some readers will pick up Jonathan Raban's new book, "Driving Home: An American Journey," and assume that it's among his excellent travel volumes, like "Bad Land" and "Passage to Juneau".
"About half was through traffic," Mr. Bentley said, cars carrying freight destined not for New York City and its environs but for further land rail passage to areas like upstate New York and New England.
Although the bulk of the Democrats' overhaul was already the law of the land, the passage of the final revisions fulfilled a promise that Mr. Reid made to rank-and-file House Democrats before they took up the Senate version of the health care legislation and approved it Sunday night, 219 to 212.
