"embarked on a path" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase used to describe the beginning of a journey or undertaking. For example: "The adventurer embarked on a path of discovery, never knowing what the next day would bring."
Mr. Cheney embarked on a path that shamed and weakened the nation and its Constitution.
That desire consumed him from a very young age, when he embarked on a path of relentless achievement.
Indeed, Khatami seemed embarked on a path that would put him in the same pantheon as Nelson Mandela and Václav Havel.
But when I embarked on a path of formal research 30 years ago, I had no idea this recognition would happen".
The time for such speculation has passed for the Reds and Bowden, who have embarked on a path that will require success.
"This is a very dangerous apocalyptic symptom, and we must do everything in our powers to ensure that sin is never sanctioned in Russia by state law, because that would mean that the nation has embarked on a path of self-destruction," Christian Post quoted him as saying.
For better or for worse — for better and for worse — India was embarking on a path that has today made it one of the world's most unabashedly capitalist places.
Either way, at 69, a time in life more conducive to embarking on a path to patriarchal disengagement, Stern has become more publicly embroiled and embattled than ever.
A new fiscal compact would be the most important signal from euro area governments for embarking on a path of comprehensive deepening of economic integration.
To ensure a new future with both jobs and development, African governments will have to embark on a path down which few have so far ventured.
