The phrase "a number of path" is not correct in English.
It should be "a number of paths." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple routes or ways to achieve something.
Example: "There are a number of paths to success, each requiring dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "several routes" or "multiple ways."
The report, parts of which were adopted into law soon after, recommended a number of path-breaking changes, including punishing crimes such as stalking and voyeurism with prison terms, requiring police officers to register every case of reported rape and making changes in the humiliating medical examinations carried out on rape victims.
JUMP to.NET offers developers a number of paths for migrating to the.NET platform.
There are a number of paths through which the disease may enter the body, including inhalation, which was the way these patients were infected.
A little road went halfway into the cemetery, and a number of paths branched off from it, and both the road and the paths were hip-deep in broom sedge.
A small pond sat in the middle of the park, with water covering the intersection of a number of paths and unable to leach into the storm-sodden ground.
The result is that Stoppard has pulled off what he failed to do in his last, apparently more ambitious play, The Coast of Utopia: he brings alive the political history of the Eastern bloc, and makes vivid a number of paths not taken.
Route bundling is a relevant conceptual construct in a number of path-planning scenarios where the resources and means of transport are scarce/expensive, or where the environments are inherently hard to navigate due to limited space.
The signal arrives at the receiver node via a number of paths.
Oracle's Weinstein suggests a number of paths that startup leaders might take to establish a relationship with an enterprise.
