"university road" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a street, road, or highway that leads to a university. For example, "I live on University Road, right next to the university."
I asked officials for areas of public spending disproportionately benefiting the top 20 per cent and there were four: universities, roads, railways and arts and culture.
In a presidential decree, President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi has rendered all public property – including power stations, universities, roads and bridges – as "equivalent to military facilities".
Figure 11 University campus road.
XL and RG shared first authorship, their institution and address is shown as follows: Zhejiang Provincial Engineering Laboratory of Quality Controlling Technology and Instrumentation for Marine Food, China Jiliang University, XueYuan Road 258#, Hangzhou 310018, People's Republic of China.
The first image test set (Figure 11) is a university campus road scene with a number of trees and poles as well as a group of pedestrians on the left hand side.
His cuts will take money away from a sector (government) that invests it directly in universities and roads, and give it to a sector (corporations) that will let it sit idle.
Now with a full treasury, critics say his government is still too tight-fisted in the face of about C$8 billion in delayed projects for schools, universities, hospitals, roads and sewers needed to meet Alberta's supercharged growth.
Taxes are the means by which we furnish public agencies the wherewithal to provide us with the universities, research, roads, railways, networks and all the rest that allow private companies to flourish.
