The phrase "a path that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential course of action or outcome that is contingent upon certain conditions.
Example: "We need to find a path that would lead us to a more sustainable future."
Alternatives: "a route that could" or "a way that might".
Indeed, Khatami seemed embarked on a path that would put him in the same pantheon as Nelson Mandela and Václav Havel.
But many Latino leaders say the time has come to finally place illegal immigrants, many of whom are Latinos, on a path that would make them lawful citizens.
His team's Web site, www.solospirit.wustl.edu, put his crossing point near Port Macquarie, on a path that would take him north of New Zealand.
It's not surprising that the CEO of ExxonMobil advocates for a path that would lead to the burning of lots more fossil fuels.
But at the same time, Mr. Xi has sought to consolidate relations with Central Asia, a path that would broaden China's interests beyond its traditional base in the Asia-Pacific area and serve its vast energy needs as well.
A specialized navigation system taking tides, currents, wind and waves into account helped him and his crew chart a path that would tax the engines as little as possible.
On the heels of a productive meeting with Congressional leaders, Mr. Obama used his weekly address to encourage lawmakers to choose a path that would prevent a tax increase "on the first $250,000 of anyone's income.
Cleary, who later spent 46 years as the executive director of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, blazed a path that would be followed by a steady parade of Yankees general managers, managers and even news media handlers.
Joaquin was gaining strength in the central Bahamas and forecasters said it was likely to grow into a major storm, while following a path that would near the US east coast by the weekend.
From that early December meeting on, Bush was headed down a path that would result in his defying critics and the seeming message of the November elections by ordering 21,500 more U.S. troops to Iraq.
The Netanyahu name would take its place in the Israeli pantheon and, in the process, open up a path that would take young Binyamin to the top of Israeli politics – a path that began in Entebbe.
