The phrase "a pathway from a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a route, method, or process that leads from one point or concept to another.
Example: "The research outlines a pathway from a traditional education system to a more innovative learning approach."
Alternatives: "a route from a" or "a connection from a".
Accordingly, occupational credentials play by far the biggest role in job opportunities in the Swiss occupational labour market (Kriesi et al. 2010) and they establish a pathway from a specific training programme to employment in the corresponding occupational field.
The National Park Service has opened up a pathway from a parking area down to the ruins, which you'll be able to visit for the foreseeable future.
A pathway from one circuit may relay focal information to the middle cortical layers, and a pathway from a parallel circuit may mediate complex modulatory interactions through widespread superficial layer projections.
(See Table 1) The majority of hospitals that used pathways developed their own pathway (87%) while others either modified a pathway from an outside source (7.8%) or used a pathway from an outside source without (1.4%) modification.
"From a pathway from the beach, a local economy grows and, once that is established, it anchors people to that area and change is very difficult".
You have to be able to create a pathway from Point A to Point B," Huntsman (R) told the longtime CNN talk show host.
But what remains to be seen is whether there's a point of connection, a pathway, from independence and its ongoing struggles to become a business at all — to provide filmmakers with any sort of living from filmmaking — into the Hollywood or off-Hollywood circuits.
Formerly a research scientist at several pharmaceutical companies, Dr. Novack is now a sought-after consultant, valued for his ability to create a pathway from preclinical findings to an approved product.
The objective of the study was to test whether Gray's "Behavioural Inhibition System" (BIS) is a pathway from mindfulness towards well-being in a cross-sectional and correlational design, using online data collection.
This provided a pathway from relief to recovery, with households gaining access to financial services through a mobile bank account.
Through the application of a backcasting approach [7], to achieve a vision of a sustainable future developed by experts in a participatory setting, we develop a pathway from the current situation.
