The phrase "a sort of path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that resembles or is similar to a path, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In her journey of self-discovery, she found a sort of path that led her to new opportunities and experiences."
Alternatives: "a kind of route" or "a type of way".
However, interesting statements can be made about the transitional dynamics after b c, i.e., after the country has become a services economy, since in this case, a sort of path dependency arises, which can be used to reduce the number of feasible structural change scenarios, as discussed by Stijepic (2015) in detail.
But at the same time it's easy to fail to understand that one is providing a sort of path that strangers can follow from a face on the street to a name, other photos, current location, and a number of other things.
Is there any sort of path in terms of course selection that is particularly important in your work?
The car — piloted by one of the masked men — dodged thorn trees and ran right over bushes, not following any sort of path.
Newt Gingrich repeated his line that the government must look for some sort of solution-that didn't include any sort of path to legalization-for immigrants who had spent decades in the country.
What started as a vehemently anarchic movement, energized by dropouts and grungily self-marginalizing graduates, got picked up by good students and grad students and systematized, normalized, turned into a sort of career path, as much for professors as for directors.
The Microsoft Surface has blazed a sort of hybrid path – for people that don't want to compromise having a laptop experience.
As a young, awkward, fairly unattractive (with pictures to prove it) girl growing up in the South Bay of California in the nineties, my musical journey took a sort of strange path.
Meanwhile the young Michael Jarman (he dyed his name into Derek much later) was going along a familiar sort of path.
It's a different sort of path to go down, because then you sort of assume that everything the patient says [that] doesn't agree with you, that's lack of insight, or anosognosia.
Westchester's "Flight Path --a sort of Walk of Fame for the Path --a of aviation--is about to land at the, er, glamorous intersection of SePath --aBoulevard and 89th sortet.
