The phrase "a path to sign" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a process or method leading to a signing event, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to establish a clear path to sign the contract before the deadline."
Alternatives: "a way to sign" or "a route to sign".
Manchester United's path to signing Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha, 20, looks to be clear after Tottenham insisted they would not pursue the youngster.
Most notoriously, he came to the Senate as an opponent of a path to citizenship, then signed onto legislation proposing such a path when it appeared politically advantageous, then denounced his own legislation after the GOP base rebelled.
It has been framed by party leaders and pundits as a path to stardom, a sign that Ernst has some standing and a future in her party.
A large number of other states present announced that they were firmly on the path to signing and ratifying it or already advancing its implementation provisions.
Obama also has said he would not sign a bill without a path to citizenship.
And China shows signs of being on a path to reducing its air pollution and related carbon emissions.
Go on along a path signed to Hardy's Cottage, turning left to continue downhill on a permitted path back into the car park and the start point of walk.
For $700 one could by a first edition of Margaret Thatcher's "The Path to Power," signed by her.
The outrage of middle America over the violent content of so much rap discouraged most of the major labels, leaving a path clear for Interscope Records to sign some of the most controversial rappers, either directly or through label distribution deals.
It was not clear whether that was a path toward signing legislation to reopen the government without additional wall money or a new provocation.
