The phrase "a courthouse and a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing or referring to multiple locations or entities, particularly in legal or civic contexts.
Example: "The city plans to build a courthouse and a police station in the new development area."
Alternatives: "a court and a" or "a judicial building and a".
Hana Cultural Center and Museum (1971) contains a replica Hawaiian village, a courthouse, and a jail.
Its four divisions share a park, schools, a courthouse and a Carrefour supermarket.
Others were near a courthouse and a university, and some seemed to have no target other than innocent passers-by.
Designed by the legendary firm of McKim, Mead & White, board officials said the headquarters was originally three buildings -- an Elks lodge, a courthouse and a third of unknown purpose -- that were built in the 1920's for $6 million.
Koolhaas says he hopes that the plan will gain in complexity as the buildings' functions are worked out; he says he was thrilled to learn that the government wanted both a courthouse and a mosque on the island.
He added that there are constitutional reasons for limits on jurisdiction: "The jury composition, control of a courthouse and a judge's deference to D.A.'s are different across counties".
Three more of his bills were largely ceremonial, including naming a post office and a courthouse and establishing a memorial.
In nearby Staten Island, in early February, Ice officers loitered outside a courthouse and arrested an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who emerged from a hearing, charged with driving under the influence.
Reporters in New York pursued him, confronting him as he hid under an umbrella, during an appearance at a courthouse and on the street.
(He was reassigned to a low-level job at a courthouse and his pay was reduced from about seven thousand dollars a month to a meagre twenty-five hundred.
Since September 2003, Revolutionary Struggle has claimed responsibility for a number of attacks, including bombings at a courthouse and police station and an assassination attempt against the culture minister.
