The phrase "a good path of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a positive direction or course of action in various contexts, such as personal development or project planning.
Example: "Choosing to pursue further education is a good path of personal growth."
Alternatives: "a positive route for" or "a beneficial course of".
To make a good path of setts that won't heave with the winter frost, a gardener needs to dig about 12 to 18 inches down, line the trench with about 6 inches of pebbles or pieces of stone, then add sand.
If it's going to be done we set a good path of working with them to make sure it's done the right way.
If you take all these things into consideration and make it part of your workflow, then you are on a good path of using well-optimized and fast-loading images on your website.
Labor's shadow assistant treasurer, Andrew Leigh, who was also on the panel, immediately tried to distance himself from that, saying he was "not inclined" to believe it was a good path to go on – of course each major party would ideally want to win in its own right.
"He steered the economy on to a good path, for the benefit of everyone".
Hakes also said Obama "is on a good path to ease future markets" because of his decision to open new areas for exploration and development -- particularly offshore along Alaska's Arctic coasts -- and to implement stricter fuel-efficiency standards.
"We are not on a good path," says Rafael Pampillón, of Madrid's Instituto de Empresa business school.
Many are high school dropouts, foster youth, and young people involved in the justice system -- those who have fallen off, who were never put on a good path, and too many of whom have been forgotten in the various debates around education or employment.
If one of them found a good path, the others would tend to follow it.
"When he talked about converting, I had a conversation with him that there were two paths to go down in Islam: the good path of becoming a good Muslim, and the radicalization path.
