The phrase "a clean path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clear or unobstructed route, either literally or metaphorically, such as in discussions about processes or decision-making.
Example: "To achieve our goals, we need to ensure that we have a clean path forward without any obstacles."
Alternatives: "an unobstructed route" or "a clear way".
More and more it was becoming the pressing human dilemma: how to walk a clean path between obscenities".
He plots a clean path through the sprawling first movement and makes the climax an unambiguous joy.
Allen works off the two blocks and chases down the back to the edge, but Foster gets there first, having had a clean path to the back.
In the second quarter, Harris intercepted a short pass to the left intended for Bradshaw; he would have had a clean path up the sideline if he had not stepped out of bounds.
His message: Working on a farm is so hard that Americans don't want to do it, so immigration and labor laws should be reformed to allow illegal crop workers a clean path to citizenship.
Now I know that very few people have a clear vision and a clean path.
This time, I didn't have to watch my every step for fear of treading on human remains, for now a neat, clean path led visitors around the massacre site.
All the pieces are in place now for developing countries to choose a clean energy path that is cheaper, faster and healthier than coal.
City spokesman Tony Dodero said Clean Path Recovery, based in Costa Mesa, is seeking a state license to operate a rehab facility at 973 Arbor St. and house up to six tenants there.
This means there won't be a clean and neat path to progress, nor should there be.
She woke to find the neat formality of a clean park, all paved paths and carefully placed signs indicating the names of the trees and the bushes around the huge stone mesa, with a waterfall, gone dry for the winter, just a tongue of mineral deposits starting wide near the top, where a few trees clung, and thinning as it neared the bottom.
