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The phrase "a path of no return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or decision that is irreversible or leads to a point of no return.
Example: "Once he made that choice, he knew he was on a path of no return."
Alternatives: "a point of no return" or "an irreversible path".
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Rosemary's beloved older brother strikes out bitterly on a path of no return.
Oversaturation and shaky business plans have led some dispensaries down a path of no return.
A flirtation with a coquettish coed leads him down a path of no return.
There does not appear to be any advantage or adaptation in this degeneration of sperm structures and the spermatozoa simplified or degenerated to such an extent that it is on a path of no return.
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SIR — For several months, President Chen of Taiwan has been at his wits' end, a spent force on the path of no return.
Whether India can return to a path of high growth depends on its politicians and, in the end, its voters.
But the Fed's New York president, William C Dudley, said a return to a path of rising interest rates was possible.
If indeed we get through this period and return to a path of growth, I think this would be relatively short-lived.
So BAE seems set on a path of small purchases in America, plus perhaps the return of some cash from the Airbus sale to its shareholders.
"The path Detroit has followed for more than 40 years is unsustainable and only a complete restructuring of the city's finances and operations will allow Detroit to regain its footing and return to a path of prosperity".
"As soon as the international environment improves, the competitiveness of German companies will bear fruit and the German economy will return to a path of solid growth".
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