The phrase "as a pathway of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a means or method through which something is achieved or expressed.
Example: "The research highlights the importance of education as a pathway of personal development and growth."
Alternatives: "as a means of" or "as a route to".
Histological analysis of the cellular constructs indicated that the BC microstrand served as a pathway of nutrition and oxygen to feed the cells in the central region.
She described the scene as "a pathway of bodies".
The significance of this contamination as a pathway of human exposure is not well-characterized, however.
Intrahepatic lymphatic invasion has previously been reported as a pathway of intrahepatic spread in patients with intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 6 and was associated with a worse outcome.
Interaction of CD27 with its ligand on T cells, CD70, serves as a pathway of differentiation of B cells into plasma cells [ 71, 72].
Prostate cancer has been reported to have an altered Shh signaling as a pathway of importance in advanced growth and this pathway has recently been shown of interest in the search for new compounds that can inhibit cancer [ 32, 35].
"What's really valuable is that [Tsai] has identified which HDAC is involved, as well as delineated a pathway of how it can lead to impaired memory.
Rhon Hayes is the co-founder of GREEN DMV, a non-profit organization seeking to promote clean energy and green jobs in low-income communities across America as a pathway out of poverty.
But even many experts who respect the achievements of microcredit and believe Grameen is a force for good overall argue that the strategy has failed to live up to its promise as a pathway out of poverty in developing countries.
Hanen comes from a poor rural family, who invested in their children's education as a pathway out of poverty.
The dorsal horn acts as a pathway for transmission of nociceptive information [ 58- 60].
