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The phrase "a bridge over the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical bridge that spans over a body of water, road, or other obstacles, or metaphorically to describe a connection between two ideas or concepts.
Example: "The city built a bridge over the river to improve transportation."
Alternatives: "a crossing over the" or "a span over the".
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He built a bridge over the Rhine.
They came to a bridge over the river.
Think of them as a bridge over the generation gap.
Next stop was a bridge over the river.
They started crossing a bridge over the Moscow river.
It was like a bridge over the river.
I'd have dangled them from a bridge over the M6.
Noah and his cousin Ivan built a bridge over the stream to the outhouse.
He caught up with her on a bridge over the Seine.
The World Bank has scrapped funding for a bridge over the Padma river.
He is also committed to building a bridge over the Messina strait.
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