The phrase "a key intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an important point of convergence or meeting, often in discussions about ideas, strategies, or physical locations.
Example: "The conference will focus on a key intersection of technology and education, exploring how innovations can enhance learning experiences."
Alternatives: "a crucial junction" or "an important crossroads".
More specifically, he says, good commercial properties are "strategically located" - at a key intersection in a city, on the water in a vacation spot.
The first gathering of this type occurred at a key intersection in central Dallas.
A key intersection between feminism and fitness is the issue of body image.
The center lies at a key intersection where historic downtown meets the fashion district, said Rena Masten Leddy, executive director of the L.A. Fashion District Business Improvement District.
A group of about 50 youth activists of the pro Commonwealth party brandished signs emblazoned Sotomayor ¡Sí! Romney Fortuño ¡No! during Friday afternoon rush hour at a key intersection near the Puente Dos Hermanos to Condado.
But at Asoke junction in Bangkok, a key intersection where rail links converge near one of the city's notorious red-light districts, tens of thousands of demonstrators waved placards, banners and T-shirts emblazoned with anti-Yingluck slogans.
As the evening commute neared, D.C. police warned of heavy traffic leaving the city with signal lights still not functioning at more than a dozen key intersections.
Now work is underway at the key intersection of Main Street and Garfield Avenue, where a long-defunct Mervyn's and other empty stores and offices were a dark spot for years.
His insights into the machinations of power – especially at the key intersection of politics and media – make him a potentially valuable consultant if he can operate below the radar in a way that does not damage his clients.
The University hired local enforcement to provide navigate traffic and pedestrians at the key intersection where most of the pedestrian-vehicle collisions occurred.
However, my contact is keen to use the case to point out the key intersection between the policing of organised crime, drugs and financial crime with counter-terrorism.
