'discharge to' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a medical context to indicate the direction of a patient's care. For example, "The patient was discharged to a rehab facility."
(He was granted an early discharge to attend divinity school).
One or two nephridia discharge to the exterior.
In any case, Mr. Steinberg says he has plans for reducing the pollution discharge to zero.
He handed out sentences ranging from 18 months' conditional discharge to 80 hours' unpaid work.
After a six-day hospitalization there, he was given a two-week discharge to rest.
I couldn't wait for September and my discharge to come around.
Almost immediately, Mr. Yu was considered medically stable and ready for discharge to a skilled nursing home.
After about three days, the body's immune cells fight back, changing the discharge to a white or yellow color.
But, he added, Yonkers public works officials and engineers have been investigating the discharge to put a stop to it.
A survivor, Christopher Hansen, mistook the first sounds of discharge to be part of the DJ's set.
"For at least 30 years, there has been no discharge to the ground whatsoever of any materials," he said.
