The phrase "a path to lower" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a route or method leading to a lower state or condition, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We are exploring a path to lower costs in our production process."
Alternatives: "a way to reduce" or "a route to decrease".
However, EDF argued that nuclear was also on a path to lower costs.
They are convinced that bitcoin, though not widely understood, offers a path to lower payment processing and more secure transactions.
The president and his budget director, Peter R. Orszag, have signaled in recent weeks that the budget, after this year, will show the government on a path to lower deficits because of a combination of renewed economic growth and Mr. Obama's proposals for increasing tax revenues and cutting spending.
Their experience has shown that there is a path to lower premiums - if Congress musters the necessary political will.
The more they're familiar with your history, the easier it will be to get you on a path to lower numbers!
He discusses the merits and limits of energy efficiency as a path to lower greenhouse gas emissions: It's useful to show that you can have a lifestyle which produce less carbon, but it doesn't solve the problem.
What the Democrats want: * Mr Obama's own ranks want a path to lowering the budget deficit that does not include huge tax cuts for the rich and preserves as far as possible the safety net for the elderly and poor.
The world's two largest emitters issued a joint statement saying that they will sign the Paris climate agreement, negotiated late last year to put the world on a path to lowering greenhouse gas pollution, on April 22, the date of a long planned signing ceremony and the first day that countries can sign.
With this insight, they can act proactively when companies are on a path to lower-than-expected outcomes that are avoidable and can lead to future challenges within the company.
And it's put itself on a long-term path to lower emissions".
Romer and Krugman are advocating public-private partnerships and government jobs as America's path to lower unemployment.
