The phrase 'a fork between' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when contrasting two different paths, decisions, branches, etc. For example: "I had a tough decision to make and there was a fork between continuing down my current career path or taking a risk and starting a business."
Test the dried beans by mashing one with a fork or between your fingers.
A formal place setting should be mostly similar to an informal place setting, with a few key exceptions: You might have a small fish fork between the dinner fork and the plate, if a fish course is being served.
It's just a load of stones between a fork in the road.
The composer seemed to be hesitating at a fork in the road, between hyper-complexity and a kind of minimalist purity.
We are facing a fork in the road between having a majority global middle class, or most of us becoming a global service class employed to satisfy the needs of a tiny minority of super-rich individuals.
But how? Mr Annan, realising that the UN has reached a "fork in the road" between continuing relevance and death, has recently announced the creation of a high-level panel to assess the present dangers and decide how the UN can respond, while keeping America on board.Pre-emption is not specifically mentioned in the panel's brief, but it will inevitably be the focus of its discussions.
Such differences in funding represent a fork in the road between the two parties.
Where there has been a fork in the road between doing what is easy and doing what is right, we have chosen what is right.
Food writers are often caught between a fork and a plate, a recipe that needs still to be edited and maybe a fancy restaurant launch.
The cover art of the album depicts a plate of fried eggs between a fork, knife and glass, while the inside booklet depicts a rooster which was specifically brought into the studio for the photo shooting.
