'ravaging through' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a destructive force or action, such as when a wildfire is 'ravaging through a forest'.
Growing up as a troubled, young teen, while the war was ravaging through Vietnam, it might be hard for anyone to expect my father, Dr. Thanh, to be the visionary entrepreneur that he is today.
Infections were ravaging through his wounds.
As the water ravaging through their home, Abdul took Animath on his shoulders to struggle through the killer waves while her twin sister Maryam lost hold of her mother's hand and was swept away.
But when Shapiro succeeded John Hart as the general manager last winter, he took the team in a different direction, cutting the payroll and replenishing a farm system ravaged through trades.
There's a whole history of incredibly catchy, but annoying dance songs featuring any number of animals including chickens, a crazy frog, and then there's Agadoo by Black Lace (I heartily apologise, readers) which ravaged through the 80s like a modern form of the Black Death.
Twenty-four-hour broadcasting ensured the cyclone's landfall made it to TV screens at the same instant as it ravaged through villages and towns in India.
I tried to capture the feeling of despair when countless freed slaves begged the army, Northern reformers, and anyone who would listen for help when a smallpox epidemic ravaged through their communities.
The subject is indeed of extreme relevance to our generation now more than ever before; when modern warfare and cyber weaponry allow for highly specialized malware like Flame or Stuxnet to infiltrate and ravage through a nation's entire industrial systems or nuclear program.
Cyclone Nargis ravaged through Myanmar on 2-3 May 2008 leaving 140,000 people dead, 2.4 million severely affected and 800,000 displaced.
They are careering through tears in the space-time continuum, and then ravaging their way through the London Underground and suburban housing developments and eating people in public swimming pools.
By then, the armed Islamic movement Hamas had won many converts in the economically ravaged city, through its charity networks and militant message against Israel.
