The phrase "elegant path" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It could refer to a literal path that is visually appealing or to a figurative path that is intellectually or morally refined. Example: Despite facing numerous obstacles, she always chose to take the elegant path and handle situations with grace and poise.
The first outlines of Santiago Calatrava's elegant PATH station are visible.
"A ball travelling through space traces a profoundly elegant path," we hear from historian Sally Jenkins.
He then spoke of the opportunities that now exist, if the material permits, to take a more elegant path from one line to another; he talked of tangency breaks and Bézier surfaces.
In fact, every time I read the remark again I find myself laughing – not at Geri et al, which says something about how Mandela elevates even the cynical, but with him, who somehow contrived to tread the most elegant path through the unique absurdities of much of his later existence.
Compose elegant phrases about poverty for the conference text, sure, but pick a path through the mud - no thanks.
As I strolled aimlessly along these elegant paths, one led to "The Art of Bloomsbury" in the newly opened Boone gallery, once Henry Huntington's garage.
The first thing that jumps out about Foursquare's redesign is that it is much more streamlined, following a larger trend of mobile applications that are sleekly designed and visually elegant, like Path, Instagram and Wander.
She then runs full tilt down an elegant tree-lined path, pulls up, leans over, and throws up a canapé and a glass of red wine on the ground in front of her.
ARRIVAL -- The Sanctuary Spa is at Sanctuary on Camelback, a refined, low-key resort that climbs gracefully up Camelback Mountain above Phoenix, with curving paths and elegant plantings.
St. Nicholas Park sits along its eastern edge and Riverside Park with its bike paths and elegant promenade runs along the riverfront.
There are more elegant, healthy, and enjoyable paths to their goals.
