The phrase "a path to avoid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing choices or decisions that one should steer clear of in order to achieve a desired outcome.
Example: "In our project, we identified a path to avoid that could lead to significant delays and complications."
Alternatives: "a route to steer clear of" or "a direction to bypass".
The White House responded to complaints that the president had been bashing Washington — Democrats included — rather than framing the election as a path to avoid returning to Republican policies from the Bush era, not a referendum on the Obama administration.
In robotics, collision detection is also a major topic to calculate time of impact and generate a path to avoid collision [5].
The Paris Agreement puts us on a path to avoid truly catastrophic temperature increases and climate impacts, though we will have to do much more to meet the Agreement's goal of preventing more than a 1.5 degrees Celsius heat-up.
The new international agreement we seek must be effective - so it must include all nations, and must ensure that the world is set on a path to avoiding dangerous climate change.
Other nations are expected to follow suit by submitting their post-2020 national emissions targets to the UN from now to April, after which they will be evaluated to check that they are fair and add up to a global cut in emissions that will put the world on a path to avoiding the worst effects of climate change.
Climbers attempting to ascend Everest by the popular South Col route from Nepal will follow a new path to avoid a repeat of last year's avalanche, which killed 16 local guides.
Thus, an alternate path to avoid a blocked route may imply changing the orientation of some routes.
And that's not all: according to Honda, the robot "is now capable of predicting the direction a person will walk within the next few seconds based on information from pre-set space sensors and quickly determining to take an alternate path to avoid a collision with the person if the estimated locations of the person and the ASIMO intersect".
Can you imagine that we can try to find the emergency parts for the driver and turn the car into a different path to avoid any impact any with the obstacle?
And will they turn those ovations into continued actions at home to meet their commitments and even deeper action to put the world on a safer path to avoid the damages of global warming (the 3rd Act)?
It is a prudent path to avoid knee-jerk reactions where too often, the motivation behind assigning a label is to simplify a complex and often horrific event so we can assign it to the "proper" cubby hole in our narrowly constructed and fear-induced framework.
