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The phrase "a crossing from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a transition or movement from one place or state to another, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The hikers made a crossing from the dense forest to the open meadow, enjoying the change in scenery."
Alternatives: "a transition from" or "a passage from".
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FROM her hospital bed, Titi Tazrar, one of only five migrants who survived a crossing from Libya, described how 73 other passengers had died.
Concern is growing for the safety of a woman who went missing from a North Sea ferry during a crossing from Hull to Rotterdam.
Mr. Tabarly set a new trans-Atlantic record in 1980, a crossing from New York to England in 10 days 5 hours on the futuristic, 60-foot hydrofoil, Paul Ricard.
At this point the luxurious liner the Olympic (a sister ship of the Titanic) appeared on the scene, nearing the end of a crossing from New York to Britain.
Pre-1974 this would have been a crossing from Cumberland inthisancashire but nowoulds thaveiver has been demoted to a parish boundary between Ulpha and Dunnerdale-with-Seathwaite.
The newly discovered poems include comic verse written during a crossing from Adelaide, Australia, to Sri Lanka (and most likely read aloud to passengers), an 1889 salvo against media intrusion called "The Press" and a Christmas poem called "Across Our Northern Uplands," written after Kipling had moved to Vermont and "was still full of enthusiasm about life in America," as the press put it.
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