'firm path' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an unwavering or determined course of action or direction. For example: "The senator has taken a firm path in her campaign for president."
Truth is, manufacturing has been on a firm path to recovery since 2009 anyway.
But Claudel moves beyond man's appetites along a firm path to redemption.
"Let's show businesses and investors that the global economy is on a firm path toward a low-carbon future," Obama said.
One scientist, who acted as an expert witness in the case, told the BBC the move would "put the orangutans on a firm path to extinction".
"The dam will put the orangutans on a firm path to extinction". "As Batang Toru's main financier, Bank of China could pull out and stop the dam from being built," said executive director Dana Tarigan.
"We are building a firm path forward for undocumented students at the university," Napolitano said.
Unlike Ukraine, Georgia completed negotiations on its initial EU association agreement in 2013, placing the country on a firmer path towards full membership.
Here are four reforms to set Medicare on a firmer path: Raise the eligibility age, as already agreed for Social Security, from 65 to 67.
Embedded in the literature on business models, this paper explores how incumbent and entrepreneurial firms' path dependencies have affected the evolution of business models for electric vehicles.
A key issue is the respective impact of incumbent and entrepreneurial firms' path-dependent behaviour on the development of such new business models.
They will also offer a program of evening lectures by members of the design, technology and start-up communities, and they have already signed up Janice Fraser, the co-founder of the business strategy firm Adaptive Path, to teach a course.
