The phrase "path leading to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a route or journey. For example, "We followed a winding path leading to the center of town."
The path leading to Xanthoxic acid is not followed as this does not lead to the final metabolite of carotenoid biosynthetis.
Greenwich Avenue was once a path leading to Sapokanikan.
"There is still a path leading to a recall," one diplomat said.
A stony path leading to the door may need to be fixed, too.
It began to rain as they walked up the brown path leading to the sanitarium.
He cut across several roads, and walked down the path leading to her gate.
Under the influence of testosterone, they choose the path leading to muscle.
Pass through the gate and take the path leading to the main street.
"Paying the vulture funds is a path leading to default," says the advert.
The path leading to the David's attack on Oct. 5, 1863, was hardly a straight one.
The valley fed into a gravel path leading to the village they were meant to search.
