The phrase "a driveway between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or position of a driveway that is situated in the space separating two objects, such as buildings or properties.
Example: "The house has a beautiful garden with a driveway between the two tall trees."
Alternatives: "a path between" or "a road between".
The house, which appears to have been squeezed on to what was once a driveway between two more conventionally sized homes, will go on under the hammer on 1 October and is expected to fetch more than the guide price of £235,000.
Rodney L. Page, cornered in a driveway between two bars, begged for his life, but they shot him to death.
On Sept. 19, she was arrested after she reportedly tapped a pedestrian with her Porsche in a driveway between the Maritime and Dream hotels in Chelsea and fled the scene.
Surrounded by sausage and meat-processing plants, the theater is tucked down a narrow driveway between a bank and a gas station, alongside I-95.
We turned in at a narrow driveway between high hedges and parked in front of a house that I recognized as "modern" by its flat roof and long wall of windows and the fact that the building material appeared to be concrete.
Officer Pena then dragged her down a narrow driveway between two buildings, she said, keeping his gun drawn and pressed against her.
The site is reachable only across a small village-owned parcel at the head of "the cork in the bottle," a wide driveway between the post office and police station.
The sign points to a winding gravel driveway, between a house and barn that stand in exactly the same spots they did more than 100 years ago.
Down an unkempt driveway between holiday villas, I glimpse it.
4100 block of Woodleigh Lane: A suspect entered an unlocked 1999 Lexus parked in a driveway on May 19-20 between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m.
600 block of Foxwood Road: Somebody entered an unlocked 2008 Chevy Silverado that was parked in a driveway overnight on May 19-20 between 9 p.m. and 7 20 a.m.
