The phrase "make routes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of creating a path to or from a destination. Example sentence: The team spent hours discussing the best ways to make routes to their destination.
Always on the lookout for customers, the drivers make routes where customers don't have other options.
Finland now has a good system of highways and roads of which about two-thirds are paved but the lakes in the southeast tend to make routes indirect there, while north of the Arctic Circle the roads are still few.
AMAPTEEN is the optimization of ADCAPTEEN to make routes more stable and energy-efficient.
To make routes more stable and energy efficient, this paper proposes a Multiple Adaptive Threshold-sensitive Energy Efficient Network based on Ant-colony (AMAPTEEN).
And unless you make Route 347 the regional road it's supposed to be, people will use local roads" to avoid congestion on Route 347.
Route guidance and information systems are developed and popularly applied to help travelers to make route decisions today.
The authority also claims the idea would enable some loss making routes to be kept open.
Glasgow Airport managing director Amanda McMillan argued APD would "continue to damage Scottish aviation by making routes unviable and decimating Scotland's links to the rest of the world".
His government also supported Turkish Airlines by subsidising some loss making routes, such as those to Tblisi and Mogadishu, which had been ignored by the big Western carriers.
Manning said that the grass field at the Giants' practice facility sometimes makes route running difficult for receivers when it gets cold.
Arlene Salac, a spokeswoman for the F.A.A., said that the agency had followed procedures for making route changes, and that there were consultations and community notifications.
