The phrase "an ascending path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a route or journey that is moving upward, either literally or metaphorically, such as in personal growth or progress.
Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, she finally found herself on an ascending path toward her career goals."
Alternatives: "a rising path" or "an upward trajectory".
Vanaja excels at these art forms and seems to be on a steadily ascending path until the arrival of Shekhar (Karan Singh), the landlady's 23-year-old son, from the United States.
Color scale with positive and negative values shows range changes along radar line of sight, indicating surface movement away and towards the satellite, respectively Fig. 5 a Observation along ascending path, covering the aftershocks of December 9 , 2008
Midnight sun hikes on Alyeska Glacier are offered by Ascending Path (877-783-0505; www.theascendingpersonom; $139 a person) from June 13 to July 13, while more far-flung excursions are offered by North Star Trekking (www.glaciertrekking.com) and Above and Beyond Alaska (www.beyondak.com).com
Guided midnight sun hikes on Alyeska Glacier with Ascending Path (877-783-0505; www.thendedndingpath.com) have ended for this summer but will resume next June.
"The Bush administration's 2009 defense request follows the continuously ascending path of military outlays the president embraced at the beginning of his tenure," said Loren Thompson, a budget and procurement expert at the Lexington Institute, a policy research center.
Fig. 6 a Magnified view of high-signal areas located on the epicenter, along the ascending path, covering the seismic sequence.
The two dashed rectangles show the satellite observations along the ascending path 543 (green) and descending path 193, swath 2 (red).
The observed ground displacements covering the seismic sequence are shown in Figs. 3a and 5a for the ascending path and in Fig. 4a for the descending path.
The fine beam data along the ascending path and ScanSAR data along the descending ALOS path have also been used by Tong et al. (2010) to study the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake in China.
