"chart our course for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to plan or map out the direction or path of something or someone. It is often used in a metaphorical sense to convey the idea of setting goals or making plans for the future. Example: As we embark on this new project, it is important that we take the time to chart our course for success. Let's carefully consider our objectives and create a roadmap to guide us towards our goals.
We got into Abraham's car and charted our course for that spot that is so holy during Ramadan: IHOP.
As one year wanes and the next year beckons over the horizon, we as business owners are anxiously completing financials, projecting plans and charting our course for the new year.
We can use these external guides as channel markers for charting our course through life; otherwise we risk living entirely in our own heads, mishearing the Spirit, and losing our way.
Fresh off our New Year's celebrations, many of us chart a course for our personal and professional improvement.
Most biographies illuminate the past, but this one helps chart the course for our future.
Like me, they see this as a rare and exciting opportunity to chart a course for our future; an opportunity to safeguard what we cherish most, even as we adapt and respond to the evolving needs and interests of the students we educate and the public we serve.
Today, we have the opportunity to chart the course for our energy future and provide input on one of the most crucial environmental and financial developments in our state's history - the merger of NextEra and Hawaiian Electric.
The Democrats have an unprecedented opportunity to chart a new course for our nation and our world -- away from fear and insecurity toward hope and possibility for all.
And our premium financial plans -- managed by LearnVest Certified Financial Planners -- can help you chart a course for the future you want.
And our premium financial plans--managed by LearnVest Certified Financial Planners--can help you chart a course for the future you want.
We must reverse the trends found in the Geena Davis Institute study if we want to chart a new course for our girls.
