The phrase "a presence between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an existence or feeling that exists in the space or relationship between two entities or concepts.
Example: "There was a palpable presence between them, filled with unspoken words and emotions."
Alternatives: "an existence among" or "a connection between".
He was not willing to offer a more in-depth explanation but Arsenal were a team lacking personality and, more than anything, a robust presence between defence and midfield.
Technocapitalism has always been driven by a logic of displacement: of technology as a means of removing the middleman between suppliers and their customers, and of removing labor as a mediating presence between corporations and their profits.
While not all of the London drug gangs coming to Southend are of Somali origin, Somalis have a large presence between London and Essex, particularly in the key waypoint of Basildon.
Furthermore, the presence of a WNV-positive horse in the Fraser Valley is concerning given its proximity to British Columbia's populated urban areas where Cx. pipiens mosquitoes are a consistent presence between June and August.
The government, though, does have a presence, and engagements between soldiers and rebels are not unusual.
For some small groups the effect can be even more pronounced: the difference between a presence in the city and almost total invisibility.
Such, situation can occur in a presence of high interference between adjacent cells.
In reality, United and American are the world's biggest carriers, but they have long had a relatively small presence between Boston and Atlanta.
This move is similar how to brands use Facebook, and creates a presence and a potenial conversation between young people and the CEOP.
ILB Emmanuel Acho, Texas: Acho was solid but not spectacular as a huddle presence and between the tackles against the run.
