The phrase "mounts to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to express an amount or degree that is increasing. For example, you could say: "The cost of the repairs mounts to $1,000."
They turn easily on mounts to follow performers.
He has at least 12 mounts to make up the difference.
Hey Turbomount — next year, how about one that mounts to the arm of your comfy chair?
There is something wonderful about the way Walsh allows his mounts to coast into their races.
Pressure mounts to shift research and marketing from the United States to China.
"Apolo always delivers when the pressure mounts to unbelievable intensity," he said.
And as each is shared, the creeping terror mounts to a truly hysterical pitch.
It has taken Arcaro 28 years and 20,382 mounts to run up his total.
In the summer, farmers sometimes arrive on horseback and tie their mounts to the side of the restaurant.
What attracts people to Mr. Navalny is not ideology, but the confident challenge he mounts to the system.
This day the brilliant jockey, Rosie Napravnik, dashed many of our hopes when she rode four mounts to victory.
