The phrase "chart its course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the planning or direction of a project, organization, or individual’s future actions.
Example: "The company needs to chart its course for the next five years to ensure sustainable growth."
Alternatives: "set its direction" or "determine its path."
In challenging the right of an elected government to chart its course, it was the EU that was violating liberal democratic values.
The medical center will need to chart its course without expecting a bailout from any quarter.
Illness is temporal, and language helps to chart its course, even when x-rays, MRIs, CAT scans and other images can represent its current state.
Richard Berner, a senior economist at Morgan Stanley, said the Federal Reserve would ultimately chart its course on the basis of the economic data in the next few months.
Since 1952, I have witnessed the transformation of the international landscape through which this country must chart its course, the emergence of the Commonwealth, the growth of the European Union, the end of the Cold War, and now the dark threat of international terrorism," she said.
That's the point and that's where I hope Fresh Off the Boat will chart its course.
Although Conservative Judaism conceived of Judaism as a developmental religion, it charted its course through close study of tradition and the will of the people and thus came to largely traditional conclusions about religious observance.
In 1896 it purchased the patent for $4,000, thereby charting its course toward world matchbook domination.
The disease started charting its course through the city just as the bearish real-estate market, coaxed out of hibernation by policies favorable to developers, turned relentlessly bullish.
In charting its course away from ESPN, the conference risked — and no doubt accepted — that its marquee games would not be as widely available to fans as they used to be.
Bunce feels Chelsea Court can do much to improve dementia services and aims to produce a case study charting its course "from conception to capacity" to be used as an industry model of best practice for dementia care.
