The phrase "escaping towards" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically describes the direction or movement of someone or something that is escaping from a certain situation or place. Example: As the building collapsed, the survivors were seen escaping towards the nearby woods for safety.
"The armed guys escaped towards Somalia.
"They escaped towards the west side of Kabul, towards Araghandeh and Paghman, then the car disappeared into the villages west of Kabul," the spokesman, Mr. Mashal said.
The rebels were surrounding the whole area, so we had heavy clashes with them and tried to escape towards Jarif and break out of the siege.
It was there that, according to her mother-in-law's testimony, Martin said "a man" and gestured to signal her attacker had escaped towards the land above the house.
Note that in this case the TCR harmonic currents do not tend to escape towards the network; instead, the harmonics are trapped inside the TCSC because of the low impedance of the capacitor compared to the network equivalent impedance [10].
During this battle, however, most of the Regiment 95 personnel who had been elsewhere managed to escape towards the southern end of the French encirclement.
These days, while watching the real and ongoing war in Syria and the Syrian refugees' escape towards a blurred future, we are the witnesses of many heartbreaking stories between Europe, the West in general and the Arab, Muslim world.
However, the four ships of the French vanguard, which had rapidly outdistanced the battle and not returned, escaped towards the Bay of Biscay under Contre-Admiral Pierre Dumanoir le Pelley.
Unfortunately, that is about to get even worse.There is no escaping the trend towards replacing slow, cumbersome yet ultimately reliable bits of machinery with cheap, quick and compact "fly-by-wire" controls that are managed entirely by software.
