'go on the path' is correct and usable in written English.
In this sentence, "path" refers to a literal path or a figurative path. It can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, "He chose to go on the path of innovation rather than follow in his father's footsteps."
And there's something in his past that scares him enough to go on the path that he's going on".
"We stand ready to supply the votes, but if they go on the path they're on, they'll be 100% Republican votes," Pelosi said.
"Or you go on the path of development," Tiley said he told the board, "which is far more sustainable for the sport and the future of the sport, and it's going to cost, over time, more money, but its return is going to be far greater for everyone.
"Taiwan can help the mainland go on the path of democracy," Michael says.
"We don't want to go on the path of war," he said.
Do you think that if we go on the path that we're on, with some states allowing physician-assisted dying, that it's inevitable that we wind up with physician-assisted suicide and the more controversial baggage that it carries?
But I have got no regrets, I would not have gone on the path I did, not met my wife in Italy and ended up coming to Japan.
"Apple is going on the path to control computer use," he says today via e-mail from Mumbai, India, adding that Steve Jobs' company is "forcing you to use their App Store to get programs". It's perhaps no surprise that Sunde takes this view on Apple.
I had to keep going on the path, even though the heat was extremely painful.
After spending two years in the military, it was her first posting – to the Qualified Police Dogs unit on the Falkland Islands – and subsequent return that allowed her to get going on the path to self acceptance.
If you are going on the path of elite, you have two choices: pay USD, sell art, or do many good deeds.
