The phrase "a path to securing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods aimed at achieving a specific goal, particularly in contexts related to safety, finance, or success.
Example: "The new policy provides a path to securing funding for innovative projects that benefit the community."
Alternatives: "a means to achieve" or "a way to obtain".
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I am honored to introduce the Humane Cosmetics Act to continue to strengthen requirements in the cosmetics industry that will keep us on a path to securing the proper and humane treatment of animals".
Showing global competency can be a path to securing these coveted roles, says Menzies.
Aides to Mr. Reid said they had mapped out a path to securing votes on all of the legislation, which would mean staying in session until next Thursday, two days before Christmas, and potentially returning the week before New Year's Day.
Devon, realizing that he has been beaten, decides on a new path to securing his financial future: hurling himself in front of a series of moving cars so that he can sue the drivers.
Despite her loss, Clinton remains on a clear path to securing her party's nomination.
For Mr Trump to have a realistic path to securing the Republican nomination before the party's convention he needed Arizona's winner-take-all primary.
Regardless of Bysiewicz's potential flaws, Lieberman is largely believed to have a difficult path to securing reelection in 2012, his first since dropping his Democratic party affiliation during his ultimately-successful 2006 reelection campaign.
That framework, defined by the intractable conflict among nations about who will reduce what amount of emissions by when, failed to adequately confront the scale of the global climate and energy challenge and lacked a clear path to securing the level of investment necessary to truly transform the energy sector.
Being a political journalist doesn't seem like the most obvious path to securing a spot in a baseball card set.
Labour had been hoping the Tories could be pinned back to 280 or 290, enough to block Cameron's path to securing a majority for a Tory Queen's speech.
