"transits through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person, object, or activity passing through a particular point or space. For example, "The train transits through the city twice a day."
Even more noteworthy is the vast amount of trade that transits through its waters.
Therefore, we investigated how snowmelt water transits through the vadose and phreatic zone of a karst aquifer.
"If the demand outlined in the letter is not met, the Belarusian side has threatened to cut off transits through the territory of Belarus," he said.
With Pakistan more or less closed, Russia's support has now become crucial: 20% of American cargo to Afghanistan transits through Russia and half America's troops fly over Russia.
Seventy per cent of NATO's ammunition, vehicles and food in Afghanistan still transits through Pakistan, along with 40 per cent of its fuel.
And there are the transits through UB, a veritable Bangkok of the steppes at least if your comparators are Kabul and Mogadishu.
Furthermore, super-resolution imaging identified that the Nef:MHC-I BiFC complex transits through both early and late endosomes before ultimately residing at the trans-Golgi network.
When the magnetic field transits through the bow shock, the magnetic field will be enhanced in all components, especially in By.
For example, you wouldn't want a French citizen who sends a network communication that goes to a service in the United States to have that communication monitored or manipulated or reviewed in every country that it transits through.
"This is important because of the amount of trade that transits through the strait, which economically impacts the region and other Pacific allies as well". The strait passes Indonesia and Malaysia as well as Singapore.
Additional heat can be extracted in a heat exchanger or solar collector from the endothermic enthalpy of desorption, which is then released as the nanofluid transits through a power generating device such as a turboexpander.
