The phrase "path to become" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "She took the path to become an engineer."
Wei entered Cornell on a path to become a physician.
He was on a path to become a better person.
11, 2013 changed his outlook and set him on a path to become a Rhodes Scholar.
Georgiev took a pockmarked path to become the first Bulgarian-born player to reach the N.H.L.
He wasn't sure if he was on a path to become a restaurant manager, a waiter or a cook.
Instructor Kelly Gearhart didn't follow a typical career path to become a green-building company owner, expert and educator.
Furthermore, western philosophers have described a mindful path to become more aware of thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations.
They then differentiated the stem cells (directed them "back down" the normal developmental path) to become adult retinal cells.
George Bush courted them, with pidgin Spanish, a promised focus on Latin America, and reforms that would offer many illegal immigrants a path to become legal.
It was 2006, just a few weeks before Taylor Swift's debut album arrived, setting her on the path to become perhaps the last old-fashioned pop superstar.
Widom was initially on a path to become an orchestral trumpet player as she worked toward her bachelor's degree from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
