"cultural path" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could, for example, use it to describe a journey of understanding or learning about different cultures throughout history: "I'm on my own cultural path, exploring the histories and customs of different societies around the world".
"I selected this cultural path for now, and it is not an easy one," Mr. Zubeidi said.
"If it were resolved, it would, in my view, launch the 21st century on a benign cultural path".
On the other hand, Dai Tian (Dai Chengyi), a poet, and Dong Qiao (Dong Cunjue), an essayist, followed a mainly traditional mainland Chinese cultural path.
"How We Got Here" may not map out the cultural path to the year 2000 in perfect sequence but, frankly, who cares?
A small, vibrant female figurine of carved bone ivory strikes out on her own cultural path, bringing to mind Cycladic, Indian and Coptic art, while standing on a tiny stool.
Shrinking population numbers, high intermarriage rates and the legacy of the rush to assimilate after the World War II internment experience created an uncertain cultural path for the sansei (third generation) yonsei (fourth) and gosei (fifth).
That cross-cultural path is also the theme of Mr. Ma's own Silk Road Project, which promotes the study of the nonmaterial exchanges that took place along the route.
Some studies identify historical and cultural continuities or path dependency as the roots of present fertility behaviors, reaching similar conclusions to that of Esping-Andersen (Reher 1998; Micheli 2000; Dalla Zuanna 2001).
Long Island "FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION," Brookhaven Amphitheater and Cultural Park, Bicycle Path, off North Ocean Avenue, Farmingville.
Santorum has "displayed a deep and unwavering Catholic faith, a suspicion of secularism and a conviction that the country was on a path toward cultural ruin," Mr. Peters says.
All the while he displayed many of the traits that define him as a presidential candidate today: a deep and unwavering Catholic faith, a suspicion of secularism and a conviction that the country was on a path toward cultural ruin.
