"life track" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase in reference to the path one's life takes from one event to the next. For example, "We all have a unique life track which sometimes takes unexpected turns."
On a New York subway, unsuspecting commuters are treated to a rendition of the musical's 'Circle of Life' track, sung by the cast themselves.
She is pursuing the African American Culture and Life track with an interest in the influence of the cosmetic industry and political movements on manifestations of fashion trends within the Black community, and the economic implications for such trends.
They come in and out of Moffit having to enter this non-space transitioning to and from the professional life track of school/future ambitions and personal lives dispersed throughout the city.
Featuring the catchy Best Day of My Life track by American Authors, the three-minute video intersperses shots of children playing, in class, and performing in a nativity play, with short interviews.
The study, which could start as early as the beginning of next year, will look at the babies' needs for shunts in their first year of life, track their leg movements and bowel and bladder functions, examine their mortality rates and look at their overall functions by age 3.
On the accompanying mobile app, you can add more data, check your signal and battery life, track your data usage in real-time, and see who you're sharing your connection with.
In many ways, Dunham's life tracked the increasingly progressive times in which she came of age.
An expert in geobiology, he has spent his life tracking down Earth's most ancient fossils in some of its most remote locations.
Myerson sets out to bring Mary Yelloly to life, tracking down descendants of the family, visiting old houses, discovering diaries and keepsakes stashed in cardboard boxes.
In that case, she is likely to spend the rest of her life tracking progress in the treatment of her daughter's illness.
"He was never a social club kind of guy -- he liked Manhattan," said one investigator who spent a good part of his life tracking Mr. Watts.
