The phrase "a path to progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to achieve improvement or advancement in various contexts, such as personal development, business strategies, or social change.
Example: "The new training program provides employees with a path to progress in their careers and enhances their skill sets."
Alternatives: "a route to advancement" or "a way to improvement".
But Roberts' main interest is in harnessing empathy — for yet-unborn generations as well as today's vulnerable people — as a path to progress on greenhouse gases.
Given that this is a play about books as a path to progress, one would like even more hard-nosed literary analysis.
"For our parents' generation, New York represented a path to progress and money," said Hiram Rivera, a 33-year-old engineer who moved here earlier this month from Mayaguez, P.R., with his wife and three children.
Among those expected to greet her will be veterans of the failed 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion — standard-bearers of the dwindling hard-line generation — and the newest Cubans, those who see increased contact with the island as a path to progress.
Human Rights Watch researcher Kyle Knight points out, Nepal is in many ways a long way from realising many of its human rights obligations, but in the case of its LGBT citizens it appears to be on a path to progress.
However, we foresee that new multi-target molecular entities, well characterized at the chemical, theoretical and biological level, offer a path to progress both in understanding causes of disease and in defining effective small molecule treatments.
"Rio+20 is a moment to turn sustainable development from aspiration and patchy implementation into a genuine path to progress and prosperity for this and the next generations to come".
Instead, a political path to progress must somehow be found.
As the big-thinkers in sustainability continue to race well ahead of the pack, what does sustainability mean to the rest of the pragmatic business people who hunger for a clear path to progress?
Two steps forward, one step back followed by lots of jogging in place is a normal path to progress.
Yes, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, instead of blame, the time has come for us to do some collective soul searching and take action to choose love, forgiveness and compassion which is the only way for us to pave a meaningful path to progress.
