The phrase "along a straight path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe movement or progression in a direct and uncomplicated manner.
Example: "The hikers walked along a straight path through the forest, enjoying the scenery around them."
Alternatives: "down a direct route" or "on a linear course."
Motion and GRF data were collected from 10 subjects walking at self-selected speeds along a straight path and performing 90° left and right turns.
To simplify the berthing problem, the transportation barge is assumed to approach the installation barge along a straight path at constant speed.
Heading along a straight path to the water ahead, the "nature" to be seen is strictly of the concrete, metal and glass variety.
Like the sirens who tried to lure Ulysses to destruction, these myths lead to the false assumption that one can adopt a process that will take it along a straight path from intention to implementation.
A fully-analytical theory that approximately predicts the size, shape and thickness of the overturning detached bow wave, and the width of the wavebreaking wake behind the plunging bow wave, generated by a ship with a fine bow that advances (at constant speed along a straight path) in calm water is reported.
The X-ray tube moves in a motorised way along a straight path.
In this experimental setup, a robot was moved in a straight path along the corridor of a building.
Fourth, camber thrust contributes to the centripetal force necessary to cause the bike to deviate from a straight path, along with cornering force due to the slip angle, and can be the largest contributor.
With respect to the spatial biases we report here, the diagonal system of control is better than older linear systems that required referees to patrol a straight path along a single touchline.
The EEs moved in a straight path to the centrosome, suggesting that the movement may be along microtubules.
That's a straight path to a Lesser America.
