通ずる (tsūzuru) means “lead to” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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毎日の練習が上達に通じます。mai nichi no ren shū ga jō tatsu ni tsū ji ma su

Daily practice leads to improvement.

Describes a route or passage as forming a connection that ends at a particular place.

つながるtsunagaru: To have a connection with a place or to lead to a particular result.

道や通路などがある場所へ続き、そこに行き着くこと。michi ya tsū ro na do ga a ru ba sho e tsuzu ki so ko ni i ki tsu ku ko to

The verb 通ずる (tsūzuru) uses the Sino-Japanese reading of 通 (tsū, "pass through") and belongs to the same verb family as 通じる (tsūjiru).

In modern everyday Japanese, 通ずる (tsūzuru) often sounds more formal or literary than 通じる (tsūjiru), although both can describe a route leading somewhere.