The phrase "change path" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about changing a direction or strategy while pursuing a goal. For example: "After realizing that our current strategy wasn't working, we decided to change path and try a new approach."
They would have preferred to dismantle the eurozone rather than change path.
"People like myself waste a lot of effort and energy trying to convince people not to change path because it is politically expedient," he said, adding that a "stop-start culture of negativity" was deterring investors.
Many researchers have concluded that the permeability evolution of coal and rock is closely related to the stress change path.
However, in the protective coal seam mining practices, the stress change path of the overlying coal seams is ignored, per the related technical criterion and regulations, the traditional permeability-increasing area in the overlying protected coal seam is generally delimited smaller than the mined-out area of the protective coal seam, which wastes a large quantity of coal resources.
We have the knowledge, the technologies and the resources to change path.
Identification of the preferred cropland development path and the policy levers necessary to get to the preferred change path could follow.
At the intersections, the photons can change paths with certain probabilities.
But in 1988 he decided to change paths and became the chief of staff to the Labor premier in Queensland.
By enhancing the original SCTP, quality-aware SCTP can decide whether to change paths based on known information.
Can these girls change paths?
What will it take for me to recognize that I need to change paths?
