"forged a new path" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to create a new way or direction, often in a bold or pioneering manner. Example: "She forged a new path in the male-dominated field of engineering, becoming the first woman to design and build a skyscraper."
Nearly 40 years ago "Sesame Street" forged a new path in educational television for preschoolers.
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Instead, as Mr. Fleisher recounts in "My Nine Lives" (Doubleday), a lively and candid new memoir, he faced down thoughts of suicide, embraced the repertory for piano left-hand and successfully forged a new path as an educator and conductor.
Those embarking on this adventure are convinced that just as CNN forged a new path during the cold war era and the subsequent fall of the iron curtain, so AJI can become the news channel of record for a world that tilts on a Middle Eastern axis and is increasingly looking to Asia and Africa.
But in the last decade, several hard-working locals and European transplants have blown that reputation to pieces, following in the footsteps of winemaker Dr Konstantin Frank, a Ukrainian who in the 1950s forged a new path for the Finger Lakes by proving that old-world vinifera grapes could grow in the region's wet, cool climate.
"This is an inflection point in an economic renaissance that will position New York City for outsized success in the decades and centuries to come". "Today, with the creation of this historic partnership, New York City is forging a new path in economic development," said New York City Economic Development President Seth W. Pinsky.
"(Muller) forges a new path.
My mother, though, is free to forge a new path, unburdened by the decay of history.
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