The phrase "a determined path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a course of action that is resolute or firmly decided upon.
Example: "After much consideration, she chose a determined path towards her career goals, refusing to be swayed by doubts."
Alternatives: "a resolute course" or "a steadfast direction."
But the spate of toy recalls seems to have stirred up more interest among ordinary consumers like Mr. Stone and his daughter, who marched a determined path to bring their testing results to the government's attention.
For 29 minutes today, Stephon Marbury flew with the force of a tornado, cutting a determined path of destruction to the basket, razing two All-Stars and turning sentiment to his side.
These pauses are at selected points known also as polling points located at a determined path.
Note that in a tree T = (V, E), for each ordered pair [ a, b] of vertices, there exists a uniquely determined path connecting these vertices.
But, LATE-PCR assays enter linear amplification soon after they reach their Ct values rather than continuing exponentially to the plateau phase along a stochastically determined path.
THE vine cut a winding yet determined path, its long, wispy tentacles wrapping around trees, shrubs and bushes until reaching a border of forsythia that once bloomed every spring but now lies dormant because of its touch.
This paper utilizes the path occurrence probability as a criterion to determine path preference.
If, in some networks, the sink nodes have some preferences to each other, this matter can be considered as a new criterion to determine path preference.
This is an interesting approach, appropriate to determine paths supposed to cross easily plain areas without strong edges.
From below, the mountains look impossible to climb, and ascending their zigzag paths requires a determined, sustained effort.
In this paper, we focus on the initial value problem, i.e., finding a uniquely determined geodesic path from a given point in any direction.
