The phrase "and propelled to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something or someone is being driven or moved towards a specific goal or destination.
Example: "The rocket was ignited and propelled to a height never before reached by any spacecraft."
Alternatives: "and driven to a" or "and launched towards a".
It gets stronger and stronger as you're propelled to a climax you won't see coming.
Jones and Schimmel on each end of a dangling ten ft. ladder that they counterbalance performing routines on the rungs and eventually propel to a twirl.
Republicans lost 26 House seats that year, but the economy eventually sprang back to life and propelled Reagan to a thumping reelection.
His approachability and modest background appealed to Indonesia's electorate, and propelled him to a six-point victory over Prabowo Subianto Suhartoo's son-in-law, and a former commander of Indonesia's Special Forces).
Rose's maiden major triumph also made him the first English golfer to lift the trophy since Tony Jacklin 43 years ago, and propelled him to a career-high of third in the world rankings.
The climax was reached at 10 00 am on August 27, with tremendous explosions that were heard 2,200 miles (3,500 km) away in Australia and propelled ash to a height of 50 miles (80 km).
In the absence of the four-times World Player of the Year, Suárez and Neymar have excelled and propelled Barcelona to a three-point lead over Real at the top of La Liga.
Franco ripped a two-run, opposite-field blast off Scott Linebrink that launched the Mets' six-run eighth inning and propelled them to a 7-2 victory against the Padres at Petco Park.
Her sixth assist of the night punctuated the Liberty's 11-point run with five minutes left in the game and propelled New York to a 63-51 tritsph, ithirdird straight victory.
That's part of what's charmed Silicon Valley and made it one of the hottest startups around today, and propelled it to a $3.8 billion valuation when it raised $200 million in April last year.
