The phrase "pace towards" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone moving with a specific intention. For example, "He set off at a brisk pace towards the gym."
CAPTAIN PETERS: He began to pace towards me.
Arab regimes have claimed for years to be edging at their own stately pace towards democratic reform.
Negotiations, which began more than a year ago, are believed to have gathered pace towards the end of last year.
But after the first few overs I put the ball in the right area consistently and upped my pace towards the end.
They've also been able to direct those ravers starting to feel the pace towards their family-oriented spin-off, Camp Bestival.
We describe how the behavior change management framework can be applied to inform the design of theoretically and empirically sound behavior change interventions with greater precision, predictability and pace towards reduction in neonatal mortality.
A few paces towards the DLR station stands one of the highest remaining sections of the Roman wall.
As he presents the prizes, instead of waiting for the winners to come to him, the headmaster edges a few friendly paces towards the recipient.
Quickly pacing towards the north-northwest about the periphery of a nearby subtropical ridge, Nanmadol reached its peak intensity on December 1 with winds of 165 km/h (105 mph) and a minimum barometric pressure of 935 mbar (hPa; 27.61 inHg).
After the first volley, the British lines marched forward a few paces towards the shocked French force and fired a second general volley that shattered the attackers and sent them into retreat.
Back then, music was developing at a fast pace – disco towards rap and hip-hop; funk and reggae towards world music; punk into post-punk.
