"a way ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a solution for the future, for example "Going solar is a way ahead for reducing the city's carbon emissions."
While each one of these advances has in itself been very substantive, we believe that our work on FORCES has revealed a way ahead for the Digital Transformation of Societal Scale Systems.
Finally, we propose a way ahead in terms of the identification of relevant questions and pertinent methodological approaches.
He could still see a way ahead after this numbing disappointment.
We've got to come together and focus on a way ahead".
Perhaps a way ahead is a dedicated UK conflict tribunal to provide a palatable, non-jingoistic, British justice solution.
They had a way ahead-of-the-time quality.
"The bog is up a ways ahead," shouted Jerry Stensing, my guide on the air tour, his voice muffled in a drone of wind and cockpit noise.
Air Force Chief of Staff General Mosley will bring together in Bahrain this June Air Chiefs from the GCC plus 2 to develop a way-ahead for shared early warning and regional air defense.
It was an idea and a product way ahead of its time," Mehta says.
That's looking a long way ahead, and Cruz has a lot of ground to make up.
