The phrase "a light track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or course that is easy to follow or not heavily burdened, often in contexts like running, cycling, or even metaphorically in discussions about progress or development.
Example: "The runners appreciated the smooth, well-maintained surface of the light track during the marathon."
Alternatives: "an easy path" or "a smooth route".
The trail begins with two hours of a light track until you reach the Carrasqueira, a steep wall of stone crossed with the use of ropes and helmets.
I thought he hated the Doors, but he confessed that he loves "Twentieth Century Fox," a light track off their first album.
He's wearing a band T-shirt that says "Google Chemtrails," a pair of Armani jeans that hang off his bony hips, and a light track jacket despite the temperature being in the 20s.
Given the development of the metropolitan area, further plans feature the creation of a light rail track between Gilău and Jucu that will use these modernised tracks in the city.
In 2009, the Lagos state government in Nigeria commenced the construction of a ten-lane highway incorporating a light rail track along the existing Lagos Badagry expressway.
Both lanes would run one way, depending on the time of day and the day of the week, between two new sets of track for a light rail shuttle service.
They also studied the eggs as they were periodically "candled," or examined in front of a light, keeping track of the progress in their egg diaries.
A light, lilting track that fell feather-like from the speakers.
A light source tracking 1-TET designed by Yu and Nagpal [12] realize its rolling motion by control the self-adapting system contains amounts of sensors.
The Guardian system operates almost identically to the SteamVR Chaperone System with a light grid tracking the outer boundaries of your play space so that you don't run into your wall or punch your monitor while you're in a particularly intense scenario.
A light armoured tracked vehicle they were armed with Bren light machine guns and Boys anti-tank rifles and were widely used by British Commonwealth forces during the World War II.
