The phrase "a development path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a course of action or strategy for growth, improvement, or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The company has outlined a development path for its employees to enhance their skills and advance their careers."
Alternatives: "a growth trajectory" or "a progression route."
"We in rich countries are on a development path which we may regret - but developing countries are now following along the same path.
It is not available yet, but there is a development path in sight that could make it happen.
So far, governments and business leaders have failed to put the world on a development path that stays within ecological limit," they said.
It must, along with every other nation, plan a development path that takes us away from coal, rather than entrenches us further.
We hope GlobalGiving Green will begin to help those countries find ways to get on a development path that's carbon efficient".
There is evidence, too, that poor economies can put themselves on a development path that causes their incomes to converge with incomes in rich countries.
Julious et al. [ 22] define a Go/No-Go decision as a hurdle in a clinical development path to necessitate further progression or otherwise of a health technology.
Conclusively, there is a standard development path for developing countries, but if institutional factors are not defined properly, this causes slow transformation and the country lags behind.
Can government-mandated CSR be a social development path for a nation in which over 900 million have a mobile connection but only 600 million (36% of the population) has access to a clean toilet?
But others question whether expanded retail was ever a wise development path for a community that has been chronically short of jobs ever since manufacturing work began drying up decades ago.
Product variant is a parallel development path or customization of a product.
