The phrase "transportation path" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a route or way used for transportation, such as a road, railway, or waterway. Example: The city is investing in new transportation paths to help ease traffic congestion.
The thick (either solid or dashed) lines indicate the schematic transportation path of H2O that are predicted in this numerical model, with specific transport reaction events labeled <1> to <4> as follows: At <1>, the subducting oceanic crust dehydrates, and a part of the H2O within the oceanic crust is released upwards as aqueous fluid.
TRANSPORTATION: PATH trains on weekday schedule.
TRANSPORTATION PATH trains on a weekend schedule.
That doesn't make a transportation path.
TRANSPORTATION: PATH and New Jersey Transit trains on a weekday schedule.
TRANSPORTATION: PATH and New Jersey Transit service remained suspended and it could be days before it is fully restored.
The formulations use a general graph representation that captures dependencies between an arbitrary number of products, technologies, and transportation paths.
Hence, this present paper introduces an integrated approach which allows a more detailed layout planning by simultaneously determining machine arrangement and transportation paths.
The three dimensional graphene based binder-free electrode is considered more desirable than powder nanostructures in terms of shorter Li+ ion diffusion and electron transportation paths, good strain accommodation, better interfacial/chemical distributions and high electrical conductivity.
In order to fill this gap, this study quantifies the influence of city features and socio-economic and socio-cultural variables on mobility patterns to identify evidence-based policy interventions for promoting more inclusive and sustainable transportation paths.
The GrTrs directly grown on current collector act as supporters of SiNPs, which ensure their dispersion uniformity and supply three dimensional short transportation paths for both Li ions and electrons.
