"outlines the path" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a plan for something, or outlining the steps of a process. For example: "This report outlines the path to achieving our goal of reducing emissions by 50%."
It outlines the path from the discovery phase to the design phase, and finally to the implementation phase.
This report highlights some scientific key questions, addresses the status of current projects and outlines the path towards the realization of KM3NeT.
In "When I, good friends", the judge outlines the path of corruption that led to his becoming a judge, and this, too, would set the pattern for many of the patter songs in Gilbert and Sullivan operas to follow.
OO DOE Outlines the Path Forward for Energy Storage OO As Part Of Renewable Energy Strategy, Obama Pushes "Green Button" Policy - an emphasis on customer access to energy usage data.
Figure 1 outlines the path we followed to refine and then further validate the optimized five-gene ICS for this purpose.
Ethnohistorical research carried out in the Batur area between 1999 und 2009 and on (only partly dated) palm leaf (lontar) manuscripts, known collectively as the Rajapurana Batur, that are kept in the Batur Temple and have been transcribed by Budiastra (1975, 1979) 7 outlines the path of historical development of the institution.
39 It identifies influential organisations within the services network, and outlines the paths used by the services to seek support for clients.
He and his senior aide, Mr. Knafo, outlined the path a typical call followed to report a heart attack.
Finally, we outline the path to a more rigorous development in terms of standardization, accreditation, and procurement policy.
A slide presentation prepared by Novartis a month earlier was more explicit in outlining the path to meeting the latter objective.
Later this year, the government must publish a new carbon plan that will outline the path to a 57% reduction in emissions by 2030 to meet its commitments under the Climate Change Act.
