Collocations withavenue
These are words often used in combination withavenue.
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avenue of appeal
There will be no further avenue of appeal to the immigration tribunal.
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avenue of escape
He has opened up a possible avenue of escape for himself.
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avenue of exploration
Our main avenue of exploration was the improvement of the performance aspect of the visuals.
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avenue of inquiry
The present findings suggest one avenue of inquiry.
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avenue of research
Thus, the pursuit of this avenue of research was only possible with the development of collaborative ties to other laboratories with expertise in behavioral testing.
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avenues of investigation
The findings from this study then open several new avenues of investigation.
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broad avenue
As a result, his book opens a broad avenue to discussions about how to study ideas in an era before polling.
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fruitful avenue
This would be a fruitful avenue for development in bioethics as well.
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legal avenue
Many asylum seekers eventually exhaust every legal avenue open to them and are then excluded from education, income and housing.
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main avenue
This road became the main avenue through which state power seeped into the city space to reshape it.
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new avenue
The insulin-like growth factor-1 elevates urokinase-type plasminogen activator-1 in human breast cancer cells: a new avenue for breast cancer therapy.
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only avenue
However, a mathematical approach is not the only avenue open.
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other avenue
And then the other avenue, which would be the harder one, would give you the opportunity to learn.
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potential avenue
Identifying and exploiting positive genotype by management interactions offers a potential avenue for increasing yield potential in wheat in the future.
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promising avenue
For state formation, the study of routine practices is a promising avenue for archaeological contributions.
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second avenue
It suggests a second avenue for transmission of information between generations that is not dependent on genetic mutation.
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tree-lined avenue
A commonplace example is the description of a property as being in a "quiet, tree-lined avenue".
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wide avenue
This capitalises on the different mandates of the two journals to provide a wide avenue for contaminants researchers and practitioners.
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