The phrase "a path often" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a frequently traveled or commonly taken route or course of action.
Example: "In life, a path often taken leads to familiar outcomes, but sometimes it's worth exploring the unknown."
Alternatives: "a frequently traveled path" or "a commonly chosen route".
He just writes that always saying yes is "a path often taken by political candidates".
Over the two decades since his star ascended, American pianist Brad Mehldau has been cutting a path – often introspective, virtuosic and indifferent to populist antics – that could have led him to jazz's crowded unsung-genius shelf.
It is a path often littered with blind alleys, but with enough resources these blind alleys can sometimes lead to serendipitous avenues.
Although it is understandable to leap to the conclusion that restoring lipoprotein levels to the normal range will be of therapeutic benefit in sepsis, this is a path often trodden in the past with a very poor record of success.
This is a common problem that I and my colleagues in career counseling see: Students who have always excelled in school but haven t chosen a career path often think that grad school is the answer.
With such homogeneity, changing the key assignments for a binary cursor path often has very little impact on the average entry time.
Standing for religious liberty as well as the freedom to question and even refuse religion as an absolute or inevitable path often "ordained" at birth, is not always a symptom of being radical or even a rebel by nature.
It is notable that the aforementioned channel model is suitable for suburban areas where a line of sight (LOS) path often exists.
Francis walked a luminous curving path, and the path often moved under his feet, rotating back and forth or rising into the air.
From a more practical standpoint, the company's path often means less radical hardware upgrades, year over year.
This female Kurt Cobain – he was a fan of her work – has forged her own brave path, often against enormous odds.
