The phrase "cut a path through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to suggest a metaphorical or literal path to something. For example, "She cut a path through the obstacle course to become the fastest finisher."
Officials said they would cut a path through the berm to get the equipment in.
In the golden shadows of dusk, he is beaming, watching two uniformed schoolgirls cut a path through the park.
You must become a hunter and cut a path through the city to uncover the truth behind the affliction.
A white egret flew low and our narrow boat cut a path through the fallen red hau blossoms.
The typhoon cut a path through the middle of the country, directly affecting about 10percentt of the population.
And Jennifer Lopez cut a path through the crowd, a sequined ocean liner breaking the waves, her tugboat boy-toy piloting her along.
Last weekend, demolition began on a busy highway that cuts a path through the port area, to make way for a pedestrian promenade and new tram.
Now, as officials reported the wildfires had cut a path of destruction through several neighbourhoods and destroyed more than 1,600 homes and buildings, he was going home.
The National Weather Service said on Tuesday that the tornado that cut a path of destruction through Moore, Okla., and surrounding communities on Monday afternoon was an EF5, the most powerful category of tornado.
Mrs. Veazey was one of hundreds of Mississippians affected Saturday by violent weather that led to damaging winds and powerful tornadoes, including one that cut a path from the Mississippi River through Yazoo City.
Because the very moment you showed up on the world stage you've cut a path that has meandered through arenas of war, genocide, mental illness, racism, sexism, co opted and misguided religious zeal, voracious greed, all played out on a individual and global scale, leading directly to his death.
