The phrase "as it flows out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is being released or emitted in a smooth or continuous manner.
Example: "The river was mesmerizing, as it flows out into the vast ocean."
Alternatives: "as it streams out" or "as it pours out".
The picture was the one every child drew a hundred times — the house, the leafy tree, the sun in one corner, the birds overhead, the walkway widening like a river as it flows out from the front door, the family standing on the green grass, a brother, a sister, a mother with her triangle dress, the father twice as big as everybody, the stick fingers overlapping — and that no one ever saved.
The street itself describes a gentle curve, joining the main road as it flows out of town.
The structure of many 401(k) plans dictates that money will flow into other financial assets as it flows out of the bloated tech sector, buoying the bond market and undervalued stocks.
The interstitial liquid stream entering the lumen becomes almost saturated with drug as it flows out of the HFHP.
In the arteries the volume increases due to fluid flowing in from the arch and decreases as it flows out of the arteries into the veins, leading to the second equation.
In addition, the tendency of the polymer to solidify as it flows out of a nozzle hinders the stretching of the polymer jet, thus resulting in microfibers [ 8].
A great bulk of water carried by this current continues into the Caribbean Sea and through the Strait of Yucatán into the Gulf of Mexico, from which it flows out as the warm and swift Florida Current through the Straits of Florida.
It flows out, as we refute what we thought we knew.
At various points it hits obstructions that force it to the surface where it flows out freely as gravity fed springs or artesian wells.
Another common practice that is quite effective is you can also imagine it flowing out as you breathe out.
It's everywhere and it is always on the move, flowing out as it flows in.
