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The phrase "a junction with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a point where two or more paths, roads, or lines meet or intersect.
Example: "The map indicates a junction with a major highway, making it easy to navigate the area."
Alternatives: "an intersection with a" or "a crossing with a".
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Go through a gate on to an enclosed footpath and follow it to a junction with a path on the right.
At the junction with Ness Road, PA 402 turns northeast along the lakeshore, soon passing a junction with a former alignment of itself.
The business loop was shifted away from this location in 2007, leaving M-46 to terminate at a junction with a city street instead of another state highway.
Slightly to the west of the station was a junction with a 1 mile 57 chain (1 mile 1,300 yards; 1.8 km) spur line known as Church Siding, which ran through Wotton Underwood to the hamlet of Kingswood.
Look carefully to your right for a junction with a trail going uphill.
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So I find myself at a junction, with an important choice to make.
At a junction with Rue Troyon, there's a triangle of pavement.
Old Baltimore Pike reaches a junction with DE 273 in a wooded area.
The highway begins at a junction with NY 26 in Cincinnatus, a town in eastern Cortland County.
The route travels 2.3 mile from a junction with K-4 to a junction with Interstate 135/U.S. Route 81 (I-135/US-81) at I-135 exit 86.
Its eastern terminus is at a junction with NY 104 in an area of Rochester known as Kodak Park.
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