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The phrase "a pavement in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific location or context related to a pavement, such as in a sentence about urban planning or street design.
Example: "There is a pavement in the city center that is often crowded with pedestrians."
Alternatives: "a sidewalk in the" or "a pathway in the".
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I eventually got to it sprawled on a pavement in the sun in Tel Aviv.
He was found bleeding heavily from a bullet in the leg on a pavement in the 13th arrondissement of Paris.
The group of youngsters, aged between 12 and 14, were standing on a pavement in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow, on the afternoon of Saturday 24 March, when the incident unfolded.
It rocketed to the top of the agenda, and to the front on the nation's conscience, on January 1st when a drunk driver ploughed his BMW into a crowd of people on a pavement in the northern town of Kamien Pomorski.
The entrance to the underground chambers is located north of the pyramid from a pavement in the court in front of the pyramid face.
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We sat at a pavement table in the traffic fumes and drank cold beer.
This I will be doing on a pavement somewhere in the city over two days.
We sit at a pavement café in the winter sunshine, drinking coffee and eating soft-baked cookies.
In addition, an infrared thermal test method was conducted effectively to inspect the permeability of an asphalt pavement in the laboratory and field.
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