"return path" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the pathway or route taken when reversing a route or journey. For example, "We decided to take the return path to avoid the traffic."
Context.IO will become the Montreal office of Return Path and the staff members will remain there.
Leave obvious landmarks (little stone cairns, piles of branches) all along your return path.
Context.IO, Montreal, which helps developers integrate data from e-mail into applications, was acquired by Return Path, New York.
It is a style that has paved a return path to Michigan and what the Spartans consider a home game.
BSkyB can transmit information, but has to hook up to the telephone for a return path; telephone lines lack the capacity of cable wires.
Chief among these is that the arrangement opens a return path for light from the viewer's eyepiece to reach the film.
Unlike digital satellite or terrestrial systems, digital cable has the advantage of a fast, always-on return path from the consumer to the operator.
When you dial, electronic pulses establish a route to the called party and, eventually a return path is created back to the calling party.
RETURN PATH -- While the Brunton Nomad ($70) displays its findings on an L.C.D., underneath its electronic facade lies an ordinary magnetic compass.
He did not make the squad for Euro 2004 and, after leaving Perugia, took a tough return path to Serie A, through promotion with Palermo.
Return Path, a New York-based company that helps business e-mail messages get past spam filters, acquired its biggest competitor in August.
