"creating new pathways" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any process that may involve coming up with new solutions, strategies, or initiatives. For example, "The team was focused on creating new pathways to reach their goals."
The fact that Ringnes has restored the long neglected space, creating new pathways, installing signs, benches and lighting, clearing essential views and restoring buildings, has not placated them.
He's interested in the boundary between technology, open-source software, and scientific workflows, as well as creating new pathways for this kind of work in science and the academy.
Today, Mr. Cohen said, these institutions are more interested in "finding new avenues of engagement, in creating new pathways of connection so that a museum visit feels much more like a dialogue".
Forty Women To Watch Over 40 celebrates women over 40 who are disrupting industries, starting businesses and creating new pathways.
And many such schools are creating new pathways to make this a viable option for even more people, including the over-50 crowd.
The fifth annual Forty Women to Watch Over 40 list celebrates women who are doing the same -- disrupting industries, starting businesses and creating new pathways to breakdown the systemic barriers that drive women to opt out of the workforce or miss the C-suite altogether.
In some places, rivers appear to have created new pathways.
I'm using my imagination to create new pathways which often involve an aesthetic sensibility to arrive at a new mathematical discovery.
The central motif – using twine from the handicraft lead character to create new pathways – is a sweet metaphor about love and connectivity.
To do that, the neurons need to be stimulated through repetitive activity, until we create new pathways.
Such knowledge can create new pathways to achieve meaningful and targeted adaptation responses for different types of recreational fishers.
