The phrase "a low cost path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or strategies that are economical or budget-friendly.
Example: "We need to find a low cost path to achieve our project goals without compromising quality."
Alternatives: "an affordable route" or "a budget-friendly option".
The process employs an array of copper electrodes microfabricated through an advanced UV-LIGA process enabled with a new photoresist system in combination with electroplating, providing a low-cost path to constructing high-density arrays of μEDM electrodes for high-throughput parallel processing.
The existing Title II and Reg D offerings -- for accredited investors only -- still represent a simpler, low cost path for many startups that don't want to spend the time and money of a Title III or Title IV offering.
Once the road and cableway network is set up, a network algorithm solves the problem and finds the lowest cost path from each origin (timber entry) to one of the destinations (mills) while simultaneously selecting the cableway, cable equipment, landing location and road segments to be used.
With a $300 price bump, the latest version still represents the lowest cost path into the world of desktop Macs, but arguably removes "entry" from the equation.
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Businesses understandably will choose the lowest cost path, and, in Carolene Products, the Supreme Court laid down that path.
To be sure, similar arguments are advanced in favor of community college as a proven, low-cost path toward a degree.
How 'bout a low cost netbook, eh?
Hire transcribers in a low cost country.
They are a low cost item.
