The phrase "through transportation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the means by which something is transported from one location to another. Example: "The company relies on efficient through transportation to deliver their products to customers across the country."
The term 'travel restriction by f k ' meant allowing only a fraction of (1− f k ) import individuals to be transported to Hong Kong from overseas through transportation k.
S) VEE virus was transported by mosquitoes and possibly through transportation of asymptomatic but infected horses from the disease or danger zones to unaffected zones where susceptible equids were subsequently infected.
But Japan is clearly thinking about the benefits of bringing cities closer together through transportation.
The bottleneck impacts the efficiency of the goods through transportation combining the two modes.
Tractor trailers and railroad cars haul swelling quantities of goods through transportation corridors, generating paychecks for truckers and repair crews.
Tomorrow at 1 30 p.m., "Transformation Through Transportation," an illustrated lecture about New Jersey Transit's Hudson-Bergen Light Rail.
The entranceway is a marker that represents the American suburbanization of rural areas, suburbanization that occurred through transportation-related land development on the edges of urban areas.
Some genetic material can be exchanged through viral transportation, through picking up stray DNA in the medium after a cell has broken apart, or by deliberate insertion of small rings of DNA, called plasmids.
Road closures can be checked ahead of time through online mapping services and through regional transportation departments.
Nobody considers how CO2 is released through the mining, processing and enrichment of uranium and through its transportation.
Today the fault runs through homes, transportation lines and the University of California's Berkeley campus.
