The phrase "a much better path" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing options or choices, indicating that one option is significantly more favorable than another.
Example: "After considering all the alternatives, I believe pursuing a degree will lead us down a much better path for our future careers."
Alternatives: "a far superior route" or "a significantly improved direction".
But while environmentalists have lamented America's slow response to climate change, the United States is actually on a much better path than Europe.
The firms also say that "the discussions between the US and the UK in this regard provide a much better path toward a workable arrangement than do naked assertions of sovereign power beyond borders".
The final 2016 spending bill creates a much better path forward for the bureau.
There's a much better path for Snapchat, but it will require an ego adjustment and a bigger reversal of the changes — philosophy be damned.
The new plan involves leveraging that conversation to potentially drive subscribers to Beats Music, apparently, and using what Twitter is already good at with regards to music is likely a much better path to revenue overall than trying to get users to buy into yet another destination for music discovery, of which there are now many, including new offerings from the likes of Samsung and Microsoft.
However, when more cultures turn on their flashlights, the possibilities of humanity increase, and we might even find much better paths.
To address this problem, soft information from SISO (soft-in soft-out) decoders has been used to determine the best rate, which has a much better performance in multi-path channels[8].
Like Vico, whom Rosenstock-Huessy greatly admired, he believes we are inescapably rooted in history, even though our great revolutions attempt to rip us out of it, in order to begin anew and build a much better world, thereby opening up new paths of self-hood.[5] Philosophy's major deficiency, for Rosenstock-Huessy, is that it is not sufficiently sensitive to time, speech or history.
One path is to do a much better job of labeling the work — and please don't bother with the fine distinctions.
Kenneth Rogoff, a professor of economics at Harvard who has written extensively about financial crises and their aftermath, says he thinks it unlikely that an alternative path would have delivered a much better outcome.
The second hop has a much better SINR since that link enjoys a much reduced path loss due to LOS, yet interfering signals are a greater distance away and experience higher losses due to NLOS.
