The phrase "a stronger path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options, choices, or strategies that are more effective or robust than others.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we need to choose a stronger path that will lead us to success."
Alternatives: "a more effective route" or "a firmer direction".
Dish now "has a stronger path to victory by pursuing its bid for Clearwire," Mr. de la Merced says.
While Dish may still be weighing a last-minute way to stymie SoftBank, it has a stronger path to victory by pursuing its bid for Clearwire.
"Policymakers need to build on the current economic recovery and deliver a stronger path for growth and financial stability by tackling a triad of global challenges – legacy challenges in advanced economies, elevated vulnerabilities in emerging markets and greater systemic market liquidity risks.
Team, We are moving forward with a restructuring of our workforce so we can put our company on a stronger path to grow.
It's all intended to put Twitter "on a stronger path to grow," Dorsey said in an email to employees this week.
The daytime side, which is the testing ground for Lack's theory that straight news is a stronger path forward, scores well below the progressive programming.
"Making money at this stage of her life is really going to set her off on a strong path," Ms. Cole said.
In 2010 we set out to build an entertainment company and after last years performance we are on a strong path to achieve our goal," said chief executive Mikael Hed in a statement.
It will be impossible to set [Aboriginal] communities on a strong path to recovery in terms of sexual abuse of children without dealing with all these basic services and social evils".
"We are encouraged that G.M. has repaid its debt well ahead of schedule and confident that the company is on a strong path to viability," Mr. Geithner said in a statement.
