The phrase "course of destiny" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The two lovers hopes their course of destiny will bring them back together."
You do it to change the course of your destiny.
It can change an election, and it certainly can change the course of our destiny.
His people seemed to him bent on self-destruction; that was the sickening course of their destiny as he saw it unfolding.
"I wanted him to say something like, 'When I laid eyes on you...,"' she explains, her voice trailing off, sounding like one of her own multilayered characters, about to revise the course of her destiny on a dime, without so much as a goodbye to her former life.
Yet Henri's decision to enter medicine almost altered the course of that destiny.
When someone shows you what you can do with your life if changes the course of your destiny.
His new novel, Three Sisters, portrays three sisters struggling to change the course of their destinies in a China that does not belong to them.
"Grant would have exactly what he wanted: the chance to swing the course of Fila's destiny the way Michael Jordan once had swung the course of Nike's". Though Hill's shoes helped elevate Fila to No. 2 in basketball-shoe sales in 1996, just behind Nike, Hill suffered significant injuries throughout his career, limiting his star potential.
Tom, Sara, Michael and the Narrator rove all over the joint as they act out the collision course of their overlapping destinies.
Thus, if women are to become true Selves, they must recognize themselves as autonomous agents who are free to chart the course of their own destinies.
