"journeys toward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person or thing moving in a certain direction. For example, "The explorer set off on a journey toward the unknown."
He ranged widely in his writings, which include geographically specific studies on economic development, like "Journeys Toward Progress Studiess of Economic Policy-Making in Latin America".
And as in "The Road," he journeys toward the sea to discover his fate.
Baron Nordenskiöld made two journeys toward the pole from Svalbard, in 1868 by ship and in 1873 by reindeer sledge.
Yet her plots are less about tidy resolutions than they are about interior journeys toward self-knowledge.
"Love at First Shot," an NRA Women production sponsored by Smith & Wesson, is a reality show depicting, in its third season, three journeys toward empowerment by way of licensed firearms.
Most of the migrants are eager to continue their journeys toward more affluent countries, particularly Germany and Sweden, but those nations have also tightened their borders, and more stringent controls are likely to remain in place for six more months.
THE SOUL OF A CHEF: The Journey Toward Perfection.
THE SOUL OF A CHEF: The Journey Toward Perfection, by Michael Ruhlman.
Mr. Fritz, 58, now lives in Missouri, and has also written a book, "Journey Toward Justice".
Mr. Grisham's book "The Innocent Man" and Mr. Fritz's "Journey Toward Justice" both chronicle the murder.
A Queer Geography: Journey Toward a Sexual Self was Frank Browning's intelligent assay of homosexual mores around the West.
