"traversing to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something moving or traveling towards a particular destination or location. Example: The hikers enjoyed traversing to the top of the mountain, taking in the stunning views along the way.
A hospital superior is in charge of assigning cases, often traversing to tense feelings between the residents and superiors.
Courtside seats at a Laker game, absolutely, but traversing to the far reaches of unpaved earth to see Italy play Costa Rica in a World Cup, absolutely not.
Some commercial flights traversing to and from Luzon were cancelled in addition to ferry service between the eastern Bicol Region and Manila, stranding hundreds of passengers.
Crossing the mountains at the rear of this reentrant is Skelton Glacier, a relatively short and snow-covered outlet glacier that was the route to the plateau used by Sir Edmund Hillary and his New Zealand tractor train traversing to the South Pole during the International Geophysical Year, 1957-58.
The absence of evidence for congenital infection, despite the presence of numerous iRBC in the placental maternal blood, points to the efficacy of the placental trophoblastic layer to block parasite traversing to fetal blood.
During simulated evolution, Mb spends much of its time under purifying selection (i.e., ωML < 1) while traversing to very high and low stabilities as reflected in ωML ∼ 1 and ωML > 1, respectively.
At 5,000 meters we turned left to traverse to the saddle between the two peaks.
Kid Rock was famous before this, which means he had higher obstacles to traverse to achieve what he has.
With a 2-year-old in tow, I was daunted by the jagged cliffs it seemed we had to traverse to get to the water.
The splits are traversed to the terminal node (leaf), minimizing the mean squared error.
It is the minimal number of edges that need to be traversed to travel from vertex n i ton j.
