The phrase "and a path of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a journey, direction, or course of action that one might take in various contexts, such as personal development or project planning.
Example: "We are committed to creating a sustainable future and a path of innovation that benefits everyone."
Alternatives: "and a course of" or "and a journey of".
Detective Liu, 32, had "walked a path of courage, a path of sacrifice, and a path of kindness", the mayor said.
The swamp around him had cleared in a two-metre circle and a path of sparkling water stretched to the shore.
That is Jacques Derrida, in the last sentence of a 1984 lecture on "Ulysses" — specifically, exploring the way its author uses the word "yes" to mark an elaborate negotiation between self-identity and a path of interaction through the world.
My grey, green and white garden will have the advantage of a high yew hedge behind it, a wall along one side, a strip of box edging along another side, and a path of old brick along the forth side.
The next gallery has been turned into a Japanese rock garden with a gravel floor and a path of concrete squares meandering past sculptures mostly knee-high or lower.
The stress strain hysteresis possesses a path of common points and a path of stability points.
So how does traditional music education change course and open itself to a more holistic understanding of music and an path of equality for notation-free learning?
It either treats these people humanely and follows a path of solidarity and cooperation or takes a dark, fascistic turn".
The authors insist particularly on the separation of concerns between scientific models and software implementation details, and propose a path of evolution for existing scientific software.
I got out and followed a path of well-laid paving stones.
A year ago yesterday, a handbook, written by former congressional staffers and outlining a path of useful action for those disturbed by the election of Donald Trump, appeared online.
