"converge toward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe movement or progress towards a common point or goal. Example: The two paths diverged, but eventually converged toward the same destination.
The gill tissue is convergent, meaning that the hyphae appear to converge toward the center of the tissue.
But as a company matures and heads towards an IPO, the 409A starts to converge toward the price that [investors have assigned it in its most recent funding round].
Over time, prices would converge toward construction costs.
Over the long run, Mr Glaeser notes, the price of something should converge toward the cost of producing it.
As Election Day draws nearer, the forecast will converge toward the now-cast, until eventually they are exactly the same on Nov. 6.
The cue consists of two sine waves that travel along the sides of the vehicle and converge toward the rear like air in a wind tunnel.
He nonetheless thinks that global per capita growth will converge toward 1% by the end of the century.Taking the two trends together an interesting picture emerges.
Like emerging markets, rapidly growing cities are destined to converge toward the policies and trends of older and more developed places.In short, economic growth is complicated.
Separate streams of plates and rolled sections converge toward the prefabrication shop, where they are used to build structural components or subassemblies.
The anterior ribs converge toward the ventral midline to articulate with the sternum, or breastbone, forming a semirigid thoracic "basket" for the protection of heart and lungs.
Questions like these turn out to be ideally suited to computer programs through which millions of iterations can smooth out the peaks and valleys of randomness, and converge toward a reliable approximation.
