The phrase "poised toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of readiness or preparation directed at a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The team is poised toward achieving their sales targets for the quarter."
Alternatives: "ready for" or "prepared to".
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If Mr. Romney's victory instead appeared to result from groups like Cuban Americans that have more presence in Florida than in other states, Mr. Gingrich might make a credible claim toward being poised to rebound in subsequent contests.
And at an Israeli Army outpost on a strategic hilltop here, a Merkava tank sits pointing toward Syria — poised to race up a dirt ramp at a moment's notice.
In his match against Wessels, he was precise in his shot placement and poised in his approach toward a player who had won six of his last eight matches, including a victory over Marat Safin.
The report indicates that once falling oil prices stabilize, inflation could be poised to move back toward the Federal Reserve's annual target of 2%.
While the polls gave conflicting signals about the state of play in the upper Midwest... Demographic modeling by the likes of David Wasserman of the Cook Political Report provided a more accurate view, showing the Rust Belt poised to move solidly toward Trump….
I must have spoken the ancient language of "beer" because somehow, he and I ended up on the front lawn, my face tilted toward his, poised for a kiss.
We have long recognized the dangerous potential for animal cruelty to lead to more serious crimes, and this commission is poised to go a long way toward eradicating crimes toward animals and humans alike.
But only the Rosebud Sioux, Ms. Begay-Campbell said, "are poised and ready to move toward the actual development and hardware".
