The phrase "a path to curb" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods aimed at reducing or controlling something, such as behavior or negative outcomes.
Example: "The government is exploring a path to curb pollution levels in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a way to reduce" or "a strategy to limit".
How can this conduct be relied on for national management and the peoples' livelihood?!" The Teacher used a middle path to curb many extremes of this type.
The report is being released ahead of the official opening for signing of the Paris agreement, the international climate deal agreed at the end of last year, which aims to shift countries on to a low-carbon path to curb rising temperatures.
The incoming Obama administration, which has vowed to pursue a new path to curbing Iran's nuclear ambitions as well as achieving other foreign policy goals that involve Russia, may find that one road to Moscow runs through Berlin.
One way to curb this limitation is to develop an optimized conductivity detector for MCE.
It streamlines the H-2A program, but also includes a path to earned citizenship for farmworkers, an important step to curb exploitation in an industry overwhelmingly made up of easily fired, easily abused undocumented workers.
Reformers want to curb illegal immigration but also to allow illegal immigrants who are already in the country swift legalisation and a path to becoming citizens.
Last month, the White House announced a proposal to provide a path to citizenship for up to 1.8 million dreamers in exchange for $25 billion to fund a wall along the southwest border with Mexico and steps to curb legal immigration.
Mr. O'Malley has called for a comprehensive overhaul that includes a path to citizenship, and he proposed executive action to limit deportations, expanding access to health care for immigrants and curbing use of detention facilities.
President Trump is proposing a path to citizenship for an estimated 1.8 million young undocumented immigrants in exchange for hard-line steps to increase border security and curb legal immigration, a trade-off swiftly opposed by key Democrats.
