The phrase "as a path to get" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a means or method to achieve something, but it is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "We are exploring various strategies as a path to get to our goal of increased sales."
Alternatives: "as a means to achieve" or "as a way to reach".
Other suggestions were to "spend down" our few assets and have my husband quit his job so that my entire family lived at the poverty line as a path to getting Claire Medicaid.
" You may have to go around a different path to get to the original aim.
It wasn't an easy path to get to Banff.
"As I'm learning, the path to get the chance to help move the nation forward is downright crazy," Miller wrote.
This comment struck me as a trifle lunatic, as there had been no vandals or traipsers of any kind heretofore, and if there had been perhaps a stray fellow using the courtyard as a short-path to get home from a nightly jaunt well, it hadn't ever made much bother.
Remove anything that is in your path to get to the kittens, as you could trip and cause an injury to yourself or the cat.
"BWR looks forward to continuing to advise and engage the NFL as they move in a positive path to getting it right by changing the culture of violence and abuse within the organization and addressing issues of diversity and inclusion throughout the NFL".
"With FEMA expected to run out of disaster funding as soon as Monday, the only path to getting assistance into the hands of American families immediately is for the Senate to approve the House bill," he said.
China's Didi Chuxing and Uber have now both confirmed that Didi has agreed to buy Uber's separate business in China — Uber China — as a path to trying to get the two unprofitable on-demand transportation businesses into the black.
China's Didi Chuxing and Uber have now both confirmed that Didi has agreed to buy Uber's separate business in China — Uber China — as a path to trying to get the two unprofitable on-demand transportation businesses into the black.
