"private route" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or course that is restricted or exclusive to a certain group or individual. Example: The CEO of the company took a private route to the meeting, avoiding the crowded main entrance.
The private route, de Soto knew from experience, would title Haitians far faster and more effectively.
One commuter, Phil Starr, likened the journey between his home in Crystal Palace and the office to a "private route".
Because the United States already has substantial private-sector capacity, and because many Americans are suspicious of government controls, the private route is the most likely option.
But Young, surely, is to be commended for not simply going down the private route, as many in his situation, including myself, reluctantly end up doing.
All around me I see parents of means going the private route and dipping as far into their bank accounts as necessary to purchase every last advantage a kid can have.
"We are told constantly, 'We know what's good for you, trust us,' " said Tony Illis, an opponent of the private route who heads the Black Forum of Co-op City, a residents' group.
He tells us the flooding is subsiding but warns us about the path ahead and kindly offers us the use of some private routes.
They're going to need helicopter pads, submarine launches — all the better to appeal to people for whom the quaint Village is too tight and personal and lacking in private routes of escape.
The property in question includes a wild rocky beach overlooking Long Island Sound that is reached by a barely visible narrow private road off Route 25 that leads through a first-growth oak forest.
After a review of the particular situation I have advised people to do the lease/buy option and also the private lending route but not the rental route.
However, even if it opts to go down the private equity route, a listing would remain on the table as possibly the most likely exit route for an investor.
