"flow over to" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to transfer or extend to another person, place, or thing. Example: After their retirement, the couple's savings flowed over to their children, ensuring their financial stability.
Somewhat like a Gore-Tex jacket, its structure and the materials it is made of allow some water to flow over to the side where the pure methanol enters.
"I was intoxicated by what I witnessed in the 1999 World Cup and all the sponsorship surrounding that event and mistakenly assumed that would flow over to the league," Hendricks said, referring to the hugely successful women's tournament played in the United States four years ago.
The cost savings flow over to other areas: Defect-free tubes coming off the assembly line help free up production capacity.
"They are borrowing a 1967 permit and saying that, 'For the Alberta Clipper, we are going to divert the flow over to this pipeline [to cross the Canada-U.S. border]," Hayes continued.
In Beaton's images, as in much of the greatest portraiture, the seduction flows over to the viewer as well.
Twenty years on from the 1992 Earth Summit, it seems to be almost universally accepted that governments have less scope and less appetite for governing, and that much more influence (if not power) has flowed over to big business and capital markets.
The SD phase flows over to the KPZ phase with increased external forcing, offering a new universality paradigm, hitherto unexplored in the context of ferroelectric liquid crystals.
"QE creates excessive liquidity that flows over to countries like Brazil," he said, according to Reuters.
Neither the NSC.AuNR suspensions nor the free AuNR suspensions easily infused into the dense tumor matrix and instead usually flowed over to one side of the tumor.
None of it has bred confidence or security so that roiling boil was bound to flow over at some point.
Canada and the United States agreed, in a treaty signed in 1950, to reserve sufficient amounts of water for flow over Niagara Falls to preserve their scenic value.
