The phrase "a viable pathway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a feasible or practical method to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team is exploring a viable pathway for reducing carbon emissions in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a feasible route for" or "a practical approach to".
Atmospheric contamination is also a viable pathway for Cl to accumulate on the daguerreian surface.
The combination of autoxidation and thermal decomposition for the ODS of heavy oil seems likely to be a viable pathway for a breakthrough in desulfurization.
Nursing simulation fellowships aimed at developing expert simulation knowledge and leadership skills can be a viable pathway for developing simulation leaders to fill these roles.
While the inclusion of scattered trees could provide a viable pathway for sustainable intensification of these farming systems, they also lead to trade-offs.
Crystalline silicon thin film (c-Si TF) solar cells with an active layer thickness of a few micrometers may provide a viable pathway for further sustainable development of photovoltaic technology, because of its potentials in cost reduction and high efficiency.
While conventional antibiotic screening focuses on molecular targets one at a time, the MACO approach may lead to a viable pathway for identifying molecules that can be targeted simultaneously for synergistic effects.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz told Glenn Beck on Tuesday that he could jump back into the race if a viable pathway opens up for him to clinch the Republican nomination.
"We see it as a viable pathway out of poverty for our community".
The NGO sector is another option, but it is seldom a viable pathway to scale - for example, the 3.3 million NGOs in India provide less than 1% of the country's health care.
That includes advocating for public community and technical education as a viable pathway to 4year institutions to pursue baccalaureate degrees and beyond or as a direct pathway to a good job and career.
The unique topological structure of the CNS-based nano-oscillator offers a viable pathway to fabricating ultrafast axial nano-oscillators, addressing a significant challenge that still remains for the previously proposed MWCNT-based axial nano-oscillator.
