"Every junction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to individual points at which two or more roads meet and intersect. For example, "It took us twice as long because of all the traffic lights at every junction."
Every junction, no matter how small, has a gendarme posted in order to keep the course closed to all but the competitors and official vehicles.
At every junction, a thick rope was stretched across the highway.
Never trust a country where you have to produce "papers" at every junction.
No bold signs advertising the "easiest way down" at every junction.
However, to secure the roads and block off every junction with police will cost up to £10 million.
The East End is usually buzzing at night; every junction packed with people drinking, eating street food, and hanging out.
It basically records: Annual Average Daily Flow (AADF) and traffic data for every junction-to-junction link on the 'A' road and motorway network in Great Britain It shows pretty clearly how vehicle use in the city has gone down fundamentally in nine years since 2001 - except for huge increases in cycling and bus/coach use.
Very few people owned their own phone, but homemade wooden stands renting them out by the minute could be found at almost every road junction.
He has also made the right strategic call in the light of his surprise election victory, as he has made astute strategic calls at every pivotal junction of his leadership.
Writer was struck initially by the freedoms that the new government has introduced--a flowering of political parties and of the private press (newspapers, often violently critical of the government, were on sale at every road junction), and open discussion of the affairs of the country.
Across Kenya, at virtually every road junction, the commonest sign-posts are to churches, mostly of the home-grown African variety, promising solace, guidance and the hope of prosperity.Equally striking is the new urban sprawl and the spread of slums.
