The phrase "a path that reaches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or journey that leads to a specific destination or goal.
Example: "We must find a path that reaches the summit before sunset."
Alternatives: "a route that leads" or "a way that arrives".
Shinran's thoughts meet my personal need to find a practical answer to the fundamental question that sits before us all: how can we, as plain people, find a path that will reliably WORK to reach the end of our karmic journey through endless lives of suffering, to True Buddhahood, at last.
The building is to have no entrance of its own but will be reached through a path that starts in the Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine on First Avenue at 32nd Street and passes through Alumni Hall and the Medical Sciences Building.
The company was already on a path that focused strongly on expanding its reach in the enterprise.
Outline a path that will allow the cord to reach the switch box without sagging or becoming a barrier to any other device.
The first one Gregor and I reached, by following a path that ran between fields on one side and a sunken motorway on the other, informed us that this was where, on 12 February 1987, Lutz Schmidt was shot dead during a bungled attempt to flee to the west.
To reach it, one crosses the garden via a path that cuts through two other undulating but incomplete "spines".
This indicates that the possibility of hydraulically induced fractures at great depth (thousands of meters) causing activation of faults and creation of a new flow path that can reach shallow groundwater resources (or even the surface) is remote.
The path that is reached the most times throughout all the residual-QSARs was considered adjudicated for a given path type.
7. Cross the bridge and turn immediately left on to a path that meanders alongside the ponds to reach another bridge, waymark 3 on the outward journey.
