The phrase 'provide a path for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about helping someone find the way to the right goal or destination. For example, "The successful completion of this course will provide a path for you to pursue a career in accounting."
In addition, they provide a path for Broadway producers to reach fans outside of New York.
Yet the corporate market could provide a path for Pocket PC machines to gain ground, analysts say.
Such channels could provide a path for light to follow in an optical computer chip or could function as optical switches.
The process is still costly, but it could provide a path for animal protein consumption in a future troubled by climate change and urbanization.
But for some time, the flames have been moving away from Fort McMurray, deep into largely unpopulated woodlands, and there is little unburned forest left near the city to provide a path for the flames back toward town.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, urged the Army Corps of Engineers to close shipping locks on a waterway south of Chicago that could provide a path for the carp to reach Lake Michigan.
VR banking provides a path for banks and other financial service providers — both innovators and technology laggards — to capture market share with millennials and future generations.
The stator provides a path for the continuously varying magnetic flux.
The proposal also provided a path for getting around the ban, for instance, when banks hedge against risk that comes from carrying out a customer's trade.
His brand of "compassionate conservatism" — increasing the federal role in education, expanding Medicare coverage and providing a path for illegal immigrants — is anathema to many new Republican Party activists.
Her lawyers argue that the automatic entry for top performing students is its own form of affirmative action in providing a path for underprivileged Latino and black students, and no more is needed.
