The phrase "a path to take" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or choices available to someone in a particular situation.
Example: "In times of uncertainty, it's important to evaluate all available options and choose a path to take that aligns with your goals."
Alternatives: "a course of action" or "a direction to follow".
"Besides cost-cutting and financial engineering, he has to point to a path to take the company down over the next two years or so".
Here is her MacArthur Foundation dream: I would focus like a laser on using the funds to put more American women on a path to take over S.T.E.M. jobs currently held by foreign workers holding visas throughout the New Jersey tech-belt.
At UAB, says Matalon, a postdoc now has a path to take in the event of a problem or disagreement: "We want to make sure that postdoc fellows know that there is a way to take care of a conflict".
By combining data on each run of the course with the respective layout of obstacles, the team was then able to reconstruct a literal bird's-eye view along the flight, breaking down the journey into sections to determine, at each point, how the pigeons might decide on a path to take based on the obstacles they encounter.
Doing that will definitely put you in a leadership mindset and set you on a path to take your existing professional skills to a product management domain". He also notes that the best leaders seek to elevate their entire teams, not just themselves, and are understanding of imperfection.
"These opportunities are challenging as a standalone public company, and there are clear merits to exploring a path to take the company private in order to maximize the company's long-term performance, deliver superior value to all stockholders, and bolster a critical contributor to American technology".
The start of Earth Day 45 years ago put us on a path to taking greater responsibility for our planet.
Democrats won a special election in Alabama last year, giving them a narrow path to take back control of the Senate this November.
Being an entrepreneur in the tech industry is not a common path to take for young graduates in the Philippines, where I'm originally from.
Is this a sensible path to take?
"That would be a dangerous path to take".
