"bound towards" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression used to describe a person or thing that is heading or directed to a particular place, goal, or destiny. For example, "The ship is bound towards the island of Hawaii."
Wolves bound towards the reader out of dark snowy wastes, culminating in an extreme close up of a wolf's eye.
I have a face that I reserve for clipboard-wielding strangers on the street who bound towards me like puppies.
The results will give markets a clearer indication whether the world's largest economy is on a recovery path, or bound towards a double-dip recession.
He survived a heart attack at 42, and even when wheelchair bound towards the end of his life was irrepressibly entertaining.
But this week, he makes a small bound towards greater national prominence by becoming chairman of the National Governors Association at their annual meeting.
He started with a birdie at 2, and another at 6, but his approach here lands softly just before the green, stopping when he really expected it to kick on and bound towards the hole.
After a shaky start the Roos finished 18.12 (120) to 11.17 (83) to produce their sixth straight win and bound on towards the AFL finals.
For larger filters, the stability bound moves towards μ lim M→2 (2/3 for SIRP) for all processes, independent of the correlation.
To explore the catalytic properties of these Au Pt NP bound ITO surfaces towards methanol oxidation reaction (MOR), cyclic voltammetric responses (Fig. 3b) are recorded in 0.5 M KOH in presence and absence of MeOH.
One of the best ways to keep your victim immobile if no chair or pole is available is to roll them on to their stomach and bring their bound ankles up towards their bound wrists.
Others argue that parents are bound to steer discussion towards issues that affect their own children.
