The phrase "a personal road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used metaphorically to describe an individual's unique journey or path in life, experiences, or decisions.
Example: "After years of exploring different career options, I finally feel like I'm on a personal road that truly reflects my passions."
Alternatives: "a personal journey" or "an individual path".
In this workshop, pick up some personal branding, networking and job interviewing strategies, and walk away with a personal road map for your career transition.
Joyce, an En-glish actress and radio playwright, paces her début novel like a personal road diary, with well-timed twists, mishaps, and the requisite moments of self-discovery.
Media attention, however, may provide a personal road to fame, power and wealth.
Two episodes that stand out from this history of generic painting hint at a more personal road that Krasner might have taken.
You've just created a quick, personal road map for change.
Personal road transport sector poses a significant challenge in reducing carbon emissions.
But finally he, like Rothko, found a personal, original road to the highest mountains.
We don't know, for example, if Shawkey's use of a city credit card to pay the gas on what appeared to be multiple personal road trips across the Southwest — expenses approved by Smith — had any bearing on City Manager Allan Roeder's decision to put him on leave.
My personal road towards betterment in 2012 involves nothing more elevating than eating less meat – doing my bit for the environment, not to mention my own health – getting better at table tennis, and reducing my golf handicap, although that's down to the tutelage of Steve Gould, the master of swing.
YOU IN 2002 What does your personal road map to success look like for the new millennium?
I, too, felt touched by Ms. Longden's courage and intelligence in pursuing her own personal road to recovery, but was also concerned that her message might be taken as a blanket condemnation of all psychiatric treatment.
