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The phrase "goes down the path" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe either a physical journey or a metaphorical one, such as a decision-making process. For example, you could say: "The politician went down the path of supporting increased taxes."
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If our country goes down the path of personalized medicine, we must adjust our laws and regulations to do so in an ethical manner.
Also, any time a president goes down the path of job creation through the government, there is a logical lag because you have to create the parameters for the contracts and hire the people.
"I will raise concerns about ethnic communities, my concerns about ensuring that Myanmar [Burma] embraces an inclusive democracy as it goes down the path of constitutional reform and political reform," she told ABC TV.
"Once a company goes down the path of earnings management, it's very difficult to get off, because artificial earnings become the floor of future earnings," said Mr. Niemeier, who also serves as co-director of the S.E.C.'s new Financial Fraud Task Force.
In the latter serial, Belle ends up locked up in a cellar by village children after reluctantly playing pirates with them, and later nearly goes down the path leading to Beast's castle.
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I was first going down the path of something related to "exchange," like Loan-Ex.
" 'Did you see an old woman going down the path?' asks Bridget.
"I would definitely warn against going down the path of payday lenders and loan sharks.
"My parents are musicians," he said, "so I really avoided going down the path of the struggling artist.
"It seems more and more likely that the company is going down the path of exiting handsets".
However, before going down the path of rotating context questionnaires in PISA, we need to address three questions: 1.
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