The phrase "and down the deck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to ships, boats, or outdoor settings where movement along a deck is being described.
Example: "The crew moved swiftly and down the deck, preparing for the evening's festivities."
Alternatives: "along the deck" or "across the deck".
The sea flooded in, bringing a ship that could take Bip on his constant travels to America, to Japan and to Australia, and he staggered manfully up and down the pitching deck.He was born, some said, in the Paris acting school in 1947, bred by Jean-Louis Barrault in "Les Enfants du Paradis" and raised at the tiny Théâtre de Poche in Montparnasse.
The constant wobble of wine bottles as they roll up and down the top deck, the stank of vomit and aftershave, gloopy mascara tears and thick April rain.
Its established role as the capital of non-communist Vietnam had vanished overnight, its soldiers had disappeared, and many of its generals, politicians and civil servants were at that moment bobbing up and down on the decks of warships in the South China Sea, with US Navy blankets pulled round their shoulders.
When gluing down the deck, put it as close to the back wheels as it can be without touching.
"He told me that the ship was listing and he was looking down on the deck and there are bodies everywhere," McGrath said.
Then another 20 people came at me from all directions and threw me down to the deck below … "We knew they were peace activists.
I shall break the line myself.' Neptune went into action with her band playing, and everyone except the officers and the band lying down on the deck to protect them from enemy fire.
Not only is there not enough cargo room, as we indicated above, but the rear hatch splits, with the lower half folding down and the deck lid lifting overhead.
I was going down with the deck and coming back up once the train passed where I was".
