The phrase "a path to grow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opportunities for personal or professional development, or when referring to a process of improvement.
Example: "The mentorship program provides a path to grow both personally and professionally."
Alternatives: "a way to develop" or "a route to improvement".
Mr. Clinton has been invited because the bill would put AmeriCorps -- the so-called domestic Peace Corps, which he created -- on a path to grow to 250,000 from 75,000 annual volunteers.
"By itself, it broadens the stance to give you the opportunity to have a path to grow with.
They're also provided opportunities to engage with some of Oracle's 400,000-plus global customers, giving them a path to grow their business.
By refusing a path to grow the user base, Apple would be eating the digital seed corn that provides the volume of people that will buy into your extra services, that will buy apps and games from the App Store, that will want wireless headphones and home speakers, that will consider a MacBook for their next computer because of their iPhone experience.
Global energy consumption is on a path to grow 30 50 percent over the next 25 years, bringing with it, in many countries, increased local air pollution, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and oil consumption, as well as higher energy prices.
Therefore, our focus is on proposing a new visualization method for establishing a path to growing new capabilities in formulating design criteria.
We are now at a critical juncture, a tipping point, where overstepping our planetary boundaries is leading us down a path to growing instability, resource scarcity, fear, crisis and potential conflict.
It's all intended to put Twitter "on a stronger path to grow," Dorsey said in an email to employees this week.
We are moving forward with a restructuring of our workforce so we can put our company on a stronger path to grow.
Team, We are moving forward with a restructuring of our workforce so we can put our company on a stronger path to grow.
Eventually, we predicted that carbon nanotubes would be an effective path to grow diamond nanowires by chemical vapor deposition.
