The phrase "any one path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific option or choice among multiple possibilities.
Example: "In this complex decision-making process, you can choose any one path that aligns with your goals."
Alternatives: "any single path" or "any particular path".
As long as any one path successfully reaches the destination, the data transmission is successful [61].
"If the public markets are open, we may or may not take advantage of them, but we don't have to take any one path," he added.
We spoke to Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky after his talk onstage at the GigaOM Roadmap conference — during the talk Chesky spoke about many possible avenues for the company's expansion but didn't commit himself to any one path.
Before that, the 41-year-old had spent more than half his life working in film, but he hadn't followed any one path, instead immersing himself in cinematography, art direction, and sound editing.
Choosing any one path out of several tying least resistant paths makes no difference in measuring the signal transduction quantity as long as it is a least resistant path since the signal quantity computed by Equation 2 depends only on the resistance not on any other topological properties of intermediate visiting nodes on a path.
On one path, that art addiction has led to the forthcoming museum.
It can be implemented by writing a program to check every node on each path, if there is any one node repeated within one path, it means a loop.
Under the backup path routing strategy only one path at any time is used.
Since P∈T and there is only one path between any two nodes in T, the number of paths between v x and v y is 1.
The connected component at time stamp t is a non-empty sub-graph of network G t), in which there exists at least one path for any two vertices.
