The phrase "a map that led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a map that provides direction or guidance to a specific destination or outcome.
Example: "The explorers followed a map that led them to the hidden treasure buried deep in the forest."
Alternatives: "a map guiding" or "a map directing".
After a year of living as modestly as possible, Nate and I began to feel like we'd unlocked a map that led us out of our previous maze of mindless consumption.
When, during those first late-summer practices, I realized just how much violence there was, that it wasn't something rare between two players at a time, but the default on the field — that the lines in my playbook were a map that led everyone to pain — I distinctly remember wondering if football was legal.
Cyclists, including Paul Thiemann and his daughters Gracie and Emma, received a gift and passport filled with special offers and a map that led them to more than 20 shops and eateries offering goodies and discounts including cookies at Cobblestone Gift & Floral Design, candies at The Jelly Bean Factory, ice cream at Urban Eats, and mini cannolis at the Monte Carlo Deli.
Mr. DiCaprio plays Richard, a young American vacationing in Thailand who is given a map that leads him to an island paradise.
"If anybody had any doubts that Nassau County wasn't getting a financial control board, this 17-page memorandum should provide us with a map that leads to the financial control board at the end of the day," the analyst said.
It was written by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson under the pseudonym "Captain George North". The novel follows teenage protagonist Jim Hawkins, who finds himself in possession of a map that leads to buried treasure.
Michael Harrison's production is an absolute cracker, from the minute the Caribbean pirates set sail from the docks in Ye Olde Solihull in their wooden galleon, to the shipwreck with a flying sports car (don't worry, it's pantomime) and the squabble over a map that leads all and sundry to the temple treasure.
An alert would go right to the watch, but besides just showing a red "emergency" screen, the watch could then also show exactly what to do next — maybe in the form of a map that leads to the nearest safe spot or a checklist for managing the emergency.
(An appropriate metaphor here, wouldn't you say?) He is following a map that leads him along a treacherous path toward the Holy Grail.
Create a map that leads you to all the garage sales with baby items listed in your local newspaper or directory.
He expressed hope that the report would serve as a "vulnerability map" that led to legal action against those identified, as well as a warning to international banks and other institutions that do business with South Sudan.
