The phrase "a stream through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a flowing body of water that passes through a particular area or landscape.
Example: "We followed a stream through the forest, enjoying the sounds of nature all around us."
Alternatives: "a river running through" or "a creek flowing through".
Love wends its way through a field of hostile gadgets, like a stream through competitive dams.
That was an obstacle course: uphill, downhill, through a stream, through the woods.
Mr. Lasberg then "tamed the mighty Pocantico," a stream through the property, and created two ponds.
Piracy can result from stream aggradation until it overtops a low divide by headward erosion of a stream through a divide and by sapping processes.
The most admired are the Duddon sonnets (1820), which trace the progress of a stream through Lake District landscapes and blend nature poetry with philosophic reflection in a manner now recognized as the best of the later Wordsworth.
Trace a path up the Great Hill, meandering through the woods to the rough-hewn Huddlestone Arch, then follow the Loch (a stream) through the woods until you emerge at the picnic-picture-perfect Pool with its weeping-willow waterfront.
Our architecture exploits FEM matrix sparsity structure to achieve a balance between performance and hardware resource requirements by relying on external SDRAM for data storage while utilizing the FPGAs computational resources in a stream-through systolic approach.
The local heat transfer in a liquid, which flows in a laminar stream through a duct, towards a crystal layer, formed from that liquid, has been studied.
Membrane distillation (MD) is a thermally driven membrane process for the separation of vapour from a liquid stream through a hydrophobic, microporous membrane.
Microbubbles can be produced by passing a gas stream through a micro-porous diffuser placed at the gas liquid interface.
Traces of CHCl3 were removed by passing a stream of air through the remaining solution.
