The phrase "a path to stability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing strategies, methods, or approaches that lead to a more stable situation or condition.
Example: "Investing in education can provide a path to stability for individuals and communities alike."
Alternatives: "a route to security" or "a way to balance".
Financial documents released in May showed that the U.S.O.C. was on a path to stability.
Entertainment Weekly described Laffoon as "a jovial golden retriever of a man whom Heche credits with picking her up, brushing her off and putting her on a path to stability".
Today's ballot on the military-backed constitution is likely to garner a vast majority of votes in its favour, and again it is being presented as a path to stability.
Inflicting a strategic and ideological defeat on terrorist groups that threaten our homelands; Giving a long-suffering people hope for a future; Providing a path to stability for a critically important part of the world.
So he knew Libya, and he believed that it could become one of the first full success stories of the Arab Spring — that Islamic radicalism there could be nipped in the bud if Western governments acted decisively to put the country on a path to stability and social progress.
Governors in both parties used their State of the State addresses to argue that some of the hard choices they have been forced to make in recent years, as states faced record deficits, had put their states on a path to stability.
"If we can show progress outside of the security sector alone, that will go a long way to demonstrate that we are in fact on a sustainable path to stability in Iraq," the senior official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Despite my skepticism, I am praying that the world finds a reasonable path to stability.
When the regime collapsed in the face of a popular uprising in 2011, the country was left with an array of dysfunctional and discredited institutions, and the United States was left to scramble for friendly partners and a viable path to stability.
They had a son, Homer, now 7, but the path to stability reached an impasse, and Heche and Laffoon divorced last year.
The restoration of human rights in the region first requires a renewed search for a tolerable — and, where possible, tolerant — path to stability.
