"nerve pathways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a network of nerves connected to each other in the body or the brain. For example: Scientists are researching how injuries to nerve pathways can affect movements.
Over time, the inflammation subsides, but scars form, further distorting any surviving nerve pathways.
Then the muscle cannot contract or the impulse race along the nerve pathways.
"It is very, very unlikely that this combination would occur except by reconstruction of the nerve pathways," Raisman says.
Some of the nerve pathways that pass through the spinal cord help control muscle movements and regulate blood pressure; others allow us to feel pain, touch, and temperature.
At Madison Square Garden, as at Gettysburg, the instinctual brain activates us via a robust, hard-wired network of nerve pathways that prepares us for combat.
MRI images show amazing changes in the nerve pathways of the brain from birth to 18 years of age.
The impulses are relayed by the few remaining retinal cells and are transduced as normal to the optic nerve pathway, resulting in vision.
Then they rerouted brain signals around the blocked nerve pathway by running wires from a single neuron in the motor cortex the brain area responsible for movement through a computer and into a muscle in the arm.
Further possible ocular pain-inducing sources include, inflammation of the trigeminal nerve pathway, overactive vascular constriction, and deficits of binocular coordination5,6,7, affecting functioning and quality of daily and professional life8,9.
Each specific attribute, like temperature, texture, shape or hardness, has its own nerve pathway in this transmission process from fingertip to brain.
And he says this: I read an article a few years ago that said when you practice a sport a lot, you literally become a broadband: the nerve pathway in your brain contains a lot more information.
