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The phrase "a destructive path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a course of action or behavior that leads to negative or harmful outcomes.
Example: "If we continue on this destructive path, we will face severe consequences in the future."
Alternatives: "a harmful trajectory" or "a damaging course".
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He pursues a destructive path of cruelty, murder and depravity.
But I realised that I was on a destructive path.
Midtown Manhattan was unusually quiet as Hurricane Irene carved a destructive path up the East Coast.
Instead, there was a rough track of boulders, a destructive path that marked Chhota Shigri's retreat.
Slugs and snails have regained their crown as the most pesky pests to munch a destructive path through Britain's gardens.
Earlier the storm tore a destructive path through the Caribbean, killing 95 people, most of them in Haiti.
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This has been a personally destructive path for many artists, and, with more than a little self-indulgence, it was for them as well.
Why has the crisis lurched onto a new, destructive path?
But sadly, history teaches us that a more destructive path is likely — conflict, spiraling inequality, corruption and environmental disasters are far more common consequences of resource bonanzas.
'I think if he had had more outlets and encouragement with his creative expression he might have taken a less destructive path.
For the sake of Furaha and others like her, the UN security council must learn from the mistakes made this year and start charting a less destructive path to peace in Congo.
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