The phrase "path to succeed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing a plan or strategy to achieve a certain goal. For example, "My parents always told me to stay focused, work hard, and remain determined on my path to succeed."
Guillermo Endara, who suffered electoral fraud, a cracked skull and hunger on his path to succeed the strongman Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega as leader of Panama in 1989, then helped steer the country to democracy, died Monday at his home in Panama City.
But even though Michael Arrington founded CrunchFund and also founded TechCrunch, that has no basis on whether or not I want Path to succeed, or why I keep giving it $1.99 every week or so for more sticker packs.
Even if he knows better, he's found the correct path to succeed.
But when they look at unions too often what they see is a remnant of their parents' economy -- not a path to succeed on their own.
Not only will this set you on a path to succeed in your future endeavors, but it will also make life much easier for your parents.
When we fail, sometimes we're tempted-and even encouraged -- to say, "Screw it!" We blindly pursue a new path, determined to succeed but directionless.
Regardless, continuing to raise the costs for Tehran of its behaviour remains the path most likely to succeed.
"The city council's action today creates a path for workers to succeed and gives our economy the boost it needs to grow".
Line your career path with the tools to succeed.
"We truly believe that Kapor Capital Founders Commitment will raise awareness across the tech industry and will provide a path for underrepresented entrepreneurs to succeed and create technologies that are useful to all populations".
Indeed, what really matters is which path is most likely to succeed and for many of the world's most pressing problems, we need both.
