The word 'paving' is correct and usable in written English
It is an action verb that means to cover a surface with paving stones or slabs. For example, you could use the sentence "The workers are paving the pathway with new stones" in written English.
A peace agreement was signed in 2001, paving the way for a referendum on independence.
But it will conduct a tax review during this term, paving the way for a potential debate over the GST at the next election.
The budget reduced hospital funding to the states by $1.5bn, and made deep cuts to payments to the states for education, paving the way for the tax reform debate to discuss increasing state revenue through broadening or increasing the goods and services tax.
Boasting one TD so far, the party hopes to outstrip the Labour Party in the next Eire general election, with the intention of holding the balance of power in a future government coalition and paving the way to a north-south, two-pronged advance to a united Ireland on their terms.
On Tuesday, the supreme court threw out the appeals, paving the way for Spanish energy company Repsol to move forward with its exploration plans, which have drawn an angry response from islanders concerned at the impact on tourism.
On Tuesday Pyne said the NCRIS extension would allow the completion of a research infrastructure review due to report to the government in mid-2015, paving the way for further decisions on long-term funding.
At the foot of the Khandama mountain to the west of the Grand Mosque, an innocuous white building stands alone, cast adrift in a sea of paving and tarmac.
The switch in paving on the boundary line tells you so, as do the interesting species of tree, the ultra-green of the grass and the patrolling (friendly) security.
"The Tasmanian forest agreement is paving the way for the establishment of a sustainable, long-term and successful forest industry," he said.
There is technology in development that could dynamise existing structures by, for example, generating energy from paving stones.
The prime minister is expected to confirm after the Queen's speech on Wednesday that the parliamentary bill paving the way for an in/out referendum by the end of 2017 will be the first measure to be debated by MPs.
