'soar along' is a correct and usable phrase in English.
It is a metaphor which means to move or travel rapidly and easily, usually in reference to an aircraft or a feeling of elation. Example: The pilot directed the plane to soar along the coastline.
The Communist Party is aware that its image and authority have been eroded as people have seen corruption and inequality soar along with China's growing wealth.
Of course, some chief executives have seen the value of their equity grants soar along with the stock market.
Its essential ingredient, stringy, tasteless cartilage, adds nothing to the value of the end product, yet the appetite for it continues to soar, along with Chinese affluence.
It's an old saw that murders spike during hot summers, when city dwellers flee their apartments for the streets and tempers soar along with the mercury.
Mr. Anagnost, the ensemble's music director and conductor, will present the premiere of the program "Aerialists, Athletes and Arpeggios," a concert in which acrobats will soar along with flute lines, trapeze artists will linger in the air like notes, and bubbles will seem to float on melodies.
Uncle Sam, who wants our minds and spirits to soar along with our bodies, thinks we need more than what is offered on the 7 or 9 channels at present, and what he seems to be after is some highbrow and middlebrow talk about Serious Matters one-hour prograMatters one-hour-minute segments) to "suit the listening environment of the airline cabin".
City leaders may be basing their optimism on the financial windfall in recent years for Ordos, which sits atop one of the world's biggest reserves of coal, whose price has soared along with China's voracious energy appetite.
Every week when the ratings get reported, "Modern Family" looks to be soaring along, starting with its live broadcast on Wednesday at 9 p.m., with 10 million viewers and a 3.9 rating in the prime ad-buying category of viewers from 18 to 49.
Wages have soared along with productivity.
Staff morale has soared along with circulation.
The value of mining licences soared along with commodity prices.
