"divert it to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to redirect or turn something to a different direction or path. Example: As the storm approached, the flight crew decided to divert the plane to a nearby airport for safety reasons.
"To divert it to things like busing doesn't make sense to us".
"They cannot dam the water, but they can go with the flow and divert it to the places they want".
The goal of synthetic biology is to take control of nature's manufacturing system and divert it to other ends.
Moved by the situation of the children, he said, he decided to divert it to them, arranging for Aschiana to deliver it in the camps.
This water is not quite hot enough for district heating purposes, but Corix could divert it to a new Seattle Steam facility to be heated further.
Typically, residents of those areas say, money intended for them is appropriated by corrupt local officials, who pocket it or divert it to business investments.
Robert M. Morgenthau, Manhattan district attorney, said the racketeering siphoned millions of dollars from construction projects throughout the city and diverted it to the Lucchese family and its partners, corrupt union officials and contractors.
Thirty-eight people were charged yesterday in connection with racketeering schemes that prosecutors said siphoned millions of dollars from New York City construction projects and diverted it to the Lucchese family and its partners, corrupt union officials and contractors.
Local authorities had collected the remainder and diverted it to other, more pressing ends.
The president and his posse diverted anger over 9/11 to Iraq, and now they are diverting it to Iran.
In March, a man wearing a fake suicide belt hijacked an EgyptAir plane and diverted it to Cyprus.
