The phrase 'spillover to' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when an event or an effect extends beyond its original scope and begins to affect something else. For example, "The strike caused a spillover to other industries in the region."
Carney also warned of the risk of a spillover to international markets from the uncertainty around the vote, saying almost everyone he met wanted to talk about Brexit.
Clearly forces from throughout the universe are blanketing Wrigley Field, fueling a Cubs run for all-time: there's even enough spillover to sun the Sox on the Southside.
Because four Northeast states follow California's rules, PZEV's are also sold in New York, Massachusetts, Vermont and Maine (with some spillover to nearby states).
Mr Posen connects this gap to differences in the structure of their respective financial systems and the greater spillover to Britain of trouble in the euro area.
"Today Cambodian tourism is pretty much restricted to Siem Reap with a little bit of spillover to Phnom Penh," said Alila's president, Mark Edleson.
"The outbreak of the crisis," he continued, "and its spillover to the entire world reflected the inherent vulnerability and systemic risks in the existing international monetary system".
Mr. Kinzer, however, refers to a possible spillover to next year's Olympic Games in Greece, based on a quotation of an unidentified Turkish official and an unnamed tour operator speculating anonymously on future scenarios.
Ewald Nowotny, another ECB governing council member, said in a radio interview the EU wanted a "quick, good solution to Ireland, so that there will be no spillover" to other heavily indebted countries such as Portugal and Spain.
"We have not seen any significant spillover to our business," Christopher P. Liddell, Microsoft's chief financial officer, said of the broader economy's problems in a conference call with analysts.
While there has been a "modest" spillover to attractions like the Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration, that is expected to change as the casinos cultivate convention business, said Lisa Jaccoma, vice president of public affairs for the aquarium.
It could cause additional spillover to the anterolateral myocardium.
