The phrase "a path out from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way or means of escaping or moving away from a particular situation or place.
Example: "The community center offers a path out from poverty through education and job training programs."
Alternatives: "a way out of" or "an escape from".
But Bush also left them a path out from his own colossal disasters: the massive government bailout of the financial sector, and a Federal Reserve prepared to take unprecedented measures to bankroll the global economy.
For the Social Democrats, teaming up with "Die Linke" could chart a path out from under Angela Merkel's conservative CDU.
Putin's outreach over Syria and Iraq should be understood -- beyond the issue of Syria itself -- as the offering of a path out from this confrontation with China and Russia that otherwise must ensue were America somehow not come to acknowledge new realities and differing visions of the future.
Microcredit, the idea that Mr. Yunus popularized as a path out of penury for those long excluded from the banking system, has increasingly come under scrutiny.
Meanwhile, Escobar has also found a path out of her grief by working with these girls from the slums.
"We've got to get a path in and a path out," the former official said.
Sources Reprints"A Path Out of the Desert", by Kenneth Pollack.
A path out of perpetual war?
Though it has no intention of exiting soon, the Federal Reserve is planning its path out from the extraordinary measures it has taken to free credit markets and boost demand.With other central banks, the Fed is under growing pressure to explain its exit strategy in order to allay fears that its policies will produce inflation.
It meanders along curving paths, out from the solar house, which is bermed on the east, west and north and open to the south.
