The phrase "and flows to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a movement or transfer of something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The river swells with the spring rains and flows to the ocean, nourishing the ecosystem along its path."
Alternatives: "and moves towards the" or "and leads to the".
Most groundwater ultimately reaches the channels of surface streams and rivers and flows to the sea.
The apartment's signature graphic is represented by the quadrant pillow cases, from Ad Hoc Softwares, and continued by the headboard, which turns a corner and flows to the foot of the bed.
Recently, it's been harder than usual to attract attention in the N.B.A. — there are ebbs and flows to the distribution of talent in the league, and the past few seasons have seen an above-average concentration of it on a small number of teams.
By Nilkanth Patel April 10, 2013 Recently, it's been harder than usual to attract attention in the N.B.A. — there are ebbs and flows to the distribution of talent in the league, and the past few seasons have seen an above-average concentration of it on a small number of teams.
A perennial river called Zikre starts in the watershed and flows to the Blue Nile.
It derives from Soltan- Sanjar Mt.in the east and flows to the west.
In a town whose fortunes ebb and flow to the rhythms of the region's hostilities, peace brings dollars.
"It's not like the 2000 or 1991 recessions; those hit the coasts first and flowed to the middle," Dr. Pagano continued.
The night and music ebbed and flowed to the sounds of "shoo bop, shoo bop" and reached a crescendo with one of the band's original songs.
Yusen Hardiman, the head of the region's environmental department, said the collected trash was largely generated elsewhere and flowed to the islands after being swept up in rivers during the monsoon season, according to Agence France-Presse.
