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The phrase "a simple path to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an easy or straightforward way to achieve a goal or reach a destination.
Example: "This guide provides a simple path to mastering the basics of programming."
Alternatives: "an easy route to" or "a straightforward way to".
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Evidence of political uncertainty is everywhere, and this week's debt votes in Congress highlighted the Republican soul-searching, doing little to clarify a simple path to Republican victory.
The group's grievances were largely unspecific; Dr. Lombard said she suspected that Mr. Djotodia simply felt that rebellion might be a simple path to political power.
"There is a simple path to replacing petroleum in this country in the next 25 years, and it doesn't cost consumers or the government," says Khosla.
"There is a simple path to replacing petroleum in this county in the next 25 years, and it doesn't cost consumers or the government," says Khosla.
He says there is a simple path to joining the tech community in New York, which – at least to me – contrasts the often byzantine nature of Silicon Valley which can be daunting to an outsider.
It will propagate over the next few weeks to all 400 million-plus Outlook.com users — as well as current Gmail users who have yet to make the move — a simple path to a new email home.
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It could offer the engineers a simpler path to calculate the mean air velocity and particle concentration.
If potent single-stranded RNAs could be identified, they would provide a simpler path to pharmacological agents.
In exchange for more enforcement, the proposal offers a relatively simple path to legal status for an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants.
In fact, you can follow a guaranteed and simple path to make your blog a business in the next 30 days.
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