The phrase "a path moving from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or transition from one point or state to another, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The project outlines a path moving from initial concept to final implementation, highlighting key milestones along the way."
Alternatives: "a route leading from" or "a journey starting from".
Green Lantern has followed a similar path, moving from one Six Flags park to another.
The show, in which Ms. Akers is accompanied on piano by Don Rebic and on bass by Richard Sarpola, follows a winding path, moving from reflections on time and relationships to serious comedy (including the Phyllis section), to love, with detours along the way.
"We are now on the right path, moving from one victory to another," Essam el-Erian, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, declared to widespread applause after sharing the news at a diverse political forum.
Just as research in cognitive and social psychology has increasingly pursued the study of affective and cognitive processes that are not accessible to conscious awareness or control (e.g., Ferguson & Zayas, 2009), research in psi has followed the same path, moving from explicit forced-choice guessing tasks to experiments using subliminal stimuli and implicit or physiological responses.
Note that this path moves from a stage to the next one only by heavy arcs.
The tour travels chronological paths -- moving from the last Ice Age to the present, recounting Mashantucket Pequot history, that of other tribes and of the region's environment.
The particle tracking map (Fig. 5) shows flow paths moving from upper Waipawa towards Kahahakuri Stream.
Structural paths move from left to right respecting the conjectured hierarchical sequence of events.
The path of moving from the "job-centric" system we have now, which emerged during the Industrial Revolution, to an information-powered "Individual Economy" is going to be painful and disruptive.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to the governors of Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee on Sunday, the White House said, as Hurricane Irma's path moved away from the lower Florida Keys westward to the Gulf Coast and states to the north.
