The phrase "a interesting path" is not correct in English.
It should be "an interesting path." You can use the corrected phrase when describing a path that is engaging or noteworthy, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The journey we took through the forest was an interesting path filled with unexpected discoveries."
Alternatives: "a fascinating path" or "an engaging path."
Thus the two-step approach described here, i.e. identifying in a quantitative model the most important set of genetic and metabolic markers and subsequently applying those in a qualitative model, might be an interesting path also with respect to practical applications [32].
It marks a considerable bet on continuing to be able to sell new content to users who have been happy to spend on Fleksy in the past, and it's an interesting path to monetization for an app that has a lot of competition available free on the Android Play Store.
2005 was an even greater success: a 7-6 finish, a MAC East title (a first) and the program's first bowl appearance since joining the F.B.S. Brookhart took an interesting path to Akron, working as a salesman for Xerox (he even won the coveted President's Club Award for meeting his sales quota) his first six years out of college before getting into coaching.
A career in product management will likely take you on an interesting path and throw you into novel situations where there is no mentor in sight (except for you).
Continue learning A career in product management will likely take you on an interesting path and throw you into novel situations where there is no mentor in sight (except for you).
However, our modern boxing in of pink obscures its illustrious history — no other colour has trodden such an interesting path.
Impairing the polyamine metabolism using polyamine derivatives is an interesting path in the search of new antikinetoplastid chemotherapy.
These results show that building very simple analytical tools to study azimuthal modes in annular chambers is an interesting path to control them.
