The phrase "a path that mirrors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or course of action that reflects or resembles something else, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "She chose a path that mirrors her values, ensuring that her decisions align with her beliefs."
Alternatives: "a route that reflects" or "a course that resembles".
After checking in at Jasper Park Lodge, we took a short stroll on a path that circles Lac Beauvert, the mirror lake that gives the lodge its dramatic setting.
Place these letters and mirrors such that the answers to each clue or string of clues will follow a path that starts at the appropriate white letter on a black background, travels straight into the grid, bounces off each mirror it encounters (making a 90 degree turn in the proper direction), and eventually exits at the corresponding black letter on a gray background.
Don't limit yourself to a career path that mirrors that of your adviser.
In the past few years the tech and entrepreneur space has become flooded with young people building companies with a DIY ethic that mirrors the path that bands like the Ramones, The New York Dolls, The Stooges, and The Clash pioneered.
Songs typically begin softly and build to a dense, mesmeric frenzy — a trajectory that mirrors the odd and disorienting path of finding oneself suddenly (and, often, without recourse) in thrall to another.
Adam's sons have a relationship that mirrors his own.
The song is sometimes subjected to layers of echo, but most often not — the instrumental is one long tease that mirrors the path of the lyrics: something fantastically filthy has gone down, or maybe hasn't, but desire pushes every line.
As more and more figures out of urban legends wander into Hook Man's path, the novel sketches an underclass of phantasms and malformed strangers, all road-tripping around a deadpan and unknowable country that mirrors our own.
Take a trip to that mirror.
