The phrase "via the path" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a route of travel. For example, "We hiked up the mountain via the path."
Here you should cross the river too and return to Alfriston via the path that runs along the east bank of the river.
However, the Red Bulls do face the prospect of their fans from Manhattan not having access via the PATH line, which was flooded by the storm.
This particular night's journey took him from Penn Station via the PATH to Hoboken, where he searched in vain for the missing Boonton Line train and ended up sharing a cab ride home with a handful of Essex County neighbors.
The round trip from the Bolton Abbey estate's Sandholme car park along one side of the river to Barden Bridge, then returning via the path on the opposite bank is about five miles.
Jeffrey L. Hubbard, the auctioneer's executive managing director, said that despite frustratingly slow sales at the Beacon for the past year, the building is a "running engine," with almost 500 residents, distinctive and attractive amenities, and excellent "commutability" to Manhattan via the PATH train.
We also found that if the top native oxide was removed, Au and Al might be easily shorted via the path of semiconductor.
Vendors rent life-size crucifixes for Christians to drag along the Stations of the Via Dolorosa, the Path of Sorrows to Christ's Cavalry.
Downtown, about two and a half miles away, is accessible via the paths in the park.
This leads to a coupling and exchange effect by them to continuously collect and transport host charges along the path via localized states to the deep recombination levels.
Finally, a Fourier interpolation of the mean forces is used to compute the potential of mean force (PMF) along the path via a line integral approach.
When the tide is low you can walk along the beach to Stoupe Beck (otherwise the path is via the cliffs), looking out for fossils on the ledges of rock curving out to sea, known as scaurs.
