"route to understanding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a path of knowledge, a process of learning, or the progress of getting to the root of a complex issue. For example: "The study of philosophy was the route to understanding the human psyche."
Palace psychology, in those episodes, was the main route to understanding.
Studies the use drawing as a route to understanding space and form and achieving accuracy through expression.
I did a degree in accountancy, and what I learned is that the route to understanding everything is to have the money under control.
The author's own exemplary contribution to the world of Holocaust memorialisation gives force to his argument that commemoration is not the best route to understanding such a complex, multifaceted event.
NEW YORKERS have long believed that a credit card, an open mind and the wit to put yourself in the hands of a great sushi master are a sure route to understanding Japanese cuisine.
Our approach opens up a new route to understanding fundamental properties of IL interactions which can be extended to any graphene-like material, such as MoS2, WSe2, oxides and hydroxides.
That's why with the support of a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, which funds path-breaking scientific discovery and environmental conservation efforts, the team is seeking creative routes to understanding the functions of anammox bacteria and how they play a role in nature's nitrogen cycle.
Even though empathizing and Theory of Mind are usually simultaneously engaged in social cognition, recent imaging studies have suggested that the two postulated routes to understanding others rely on distinct neural networks.
Traversing the landscape and painting it were both routes to understanding and respect for Gifford, as for other 19th-century American landscapists.
The paper presents the content of the multi-dimensional, hypothetical learning progression that was developed to describe potential routes to understanding of several "big ideas" of NSE and describes the empirical learning progressions that emerged from the analysis of student interviews.
However, the route to truly understanding what my family endured, as well as the nearly 2 million Polish people who were deported to Siberian slave labor by Stalin, was complex.
