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The phrase "a march through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a procession or movement through a specific place or area, often in a figurative or literal sense.
Example: "The protesters organized a march through the city to raise awareness for their cause."
Alternatives: "a procession through the" or "a walk through the".
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In artist Rashaad Newsome's new video artwork, King of Arms, the artist dresses as a modern day hip-hop herald and leads a march through the streets of his native New Orleans, as Mardi Indians and dancers vogue and march to the beat.
This spring, two back-to-back attacks in Columbia Heights prompted a march through the neighborhood.
(My predecessor stole a march through the subway to advance here).
The National Front announced a march through the town on the same day.
Ms. Pang, a tireless organizer in the Hong Kong chapter, organized a march through the city.
A march through the town held by the far right party two years ago attracted 200 people.
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After a private dinner of Democratic campaign managers at a Washington steakhouse last month with Howard Dean, the Democratic National Committee chairman, the party agreed that starting in July it would limit debates to one a month through the end of the year.
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