'set a path for' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to denote a direction or goal for something. For example, "The charity works to set a path for marginalized people to gain access to healthcare."
What he has done, at least, is set a path for future reviews and reforms.
"I can't say that I set a path for myself to do this," he said.
Making "The Union" provided an unforeseen benefit for Mr. John, a new sonic direction that he said would set a path for all of his future work.
Heralding those accomplishments, and in the process tacitly helping the network set a path for its future, is the task of "ABC's 50th-Anniversary Celebration," a three-hour special that starts at 8 tomorrow night.
Mr. Griffiths, the state juvenile justice director, who formerly ran the Dallas County juvenile justice system, said that while he was pleased with improvements at state facilities, he was hopeful that the Travis County model could set a path for the future.
If the Middle East followed this example it would clearly set a path for co-operation and the removal of the present and other latent causes of instability and alarm in the region.Tovar da Silva Nunes Spokesperson of the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil Brasília.
Mr Calderón's package held little promise that this situation change dramatically, but was seen as a step forward and as setting a path for more reforms sometime in the future.
The big exceptions are Taiwan, where the discount rate is less than 1.9%, and Singapore, which carries out monetary policy by setting a path for the exchange rate, not the interest rate.
When European passengers fly over the Gulf to Asia, they rarely stop in Manama, Bahrain's capital.By 2009, Samer Majali, Mr Musallam's predecessor, was setting a path for strategic withdrawals.
Gilead Sher, a senior Israeli negotiator and chief of staff to Prime Minister Ehud Barak, said that time had run out for a full negotiated settlement with the Palestinians during the Clinton administration and that the best that could be expected was a general statement by President Clinton setting a path for the future.
A senior Israeli negotiator said today that time had run out for a full negotiated settlement with the Palestinians during the Clinton administration, and that the best that could be expected would be a general statement by President Clinton setting a path for the future.
