The phrase "a path of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or process of gaining understanding or education.
Example: "Embarking on a path of knowledge, she dedicated herself to studying various subjects that intrigued her."
Alternatives: "a journey of learning" or "a road to understanding".
This nationalist frame functions as the crucial logic organizing relations among science, state, and market, and thus sets China on a path of knowledge-economy development divergent from advanced, liberal democracies.
It started me on a path of insatiable knowledge gain that exists to this day.
Mary Godwin Shelley's fantastically mad and flawed character, Victor Frankenstein, bears a striking similarity to Giovanni Aldini: both are scientists bent down a path of forbidden knowledge; both have a streak of showmanship about them; both, they say, begin their ordeals with benign intentions only to be overcome by boastful pride.
Consider each walk down an unknown path of knowledge to be the ultimate in mind stretching exercises.
However, the diagram in Fig. 18 does not represent a one-way linear path of knowledge dissemination.
Gopal is more interested in understanding the philosophical underpinnings of Hinduism than Kamala: you could call him a gyana yogi (on the path of knowledge).
Your future depends on your ability to assemble an educational plan that gets you on your path of knowledge and discovery without putting you at risk of attending a school that is doomed to fail, and/or saddling you with a debt heavy balance sheet that prevents you from taking the chances, searching for the opportunities or just being a fuck up for a while.
But researchers said the new work illustrates the power of genome sequencing as the first step, rather than the last, in the path of knowledge, particularly for organisms whose biology is largely a mystery.
Madhvacharya taught complete devotion to the Hindu god Vishnu, emphasising Jnanamarga or the "path of knowledge", and insisted that the path of devotion "can help a soul to attain elevation" (Athmonathi).
The former recommends the path of Vedic injunctions, hence the ideal of karma; the latter recommends the path of knowledge.
