The phrase "a spring at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing locations or events related to springs, such as natural water sources or seasonal changes.
Example: "We found a beautiful spot by a spring at the edge of the forest."
Alternatives: "a fountain at the" or "a source at the".
The system comprises of a cantilever beam PZT harvester and a magnetic mass hung through a spring at the free end.
Apart from a small section near the coast the river is seasonal; in summer its only source is a spring at the Jʿītā Cave.
A spring at the top of the hill at what is now 157th Street, became a stream that fed into the Hudson.
Bosna River, also spelled Vosna, river of Bosnia and Herzegovina, rising from a spring at the foot of Mount Igman and following a 168-mile (271-km) course northward to enter the Sava River.
Following a simplified procedure where the horizontal stiffness of the frame is modeled by a spring at the joint of the frame, it has been found that the developed axial force in the girder can be neglected (insignificant deviation of the exact results).
Their effort has been a task akin to building the pyramids, but the results are stunning; the faucets now work in one of the most arid and isolated spots on the planet thanks to an ingenious system of pipes that connects to a spring at the bottom of an old mine shaft.
The bridge is part of the Nîmes aqueduct, a 50 km structure built by the Romans to carry water from a spring at Uzès to the Roman colony of Nemausus (Nîmes).
Only instead of carrying a light saber, Jeremy is smoking a joint in a hot spring at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur with a big smile.
The tower is modelled as a beam supported by a torsional spring at the base with a point mass at the free end.
The New Yorker, July 18 , 1970 P. 22The chaotic events during a spring day at the Acme Art Museum (presumably the Metropolitan Museum) & a look at its director, Jarvis Cope (presumably Thomas Hoving).
Since the haltere is modelled as a rigid body with a torsional spring at the base, it behaves as a torsional pendulum in the actuation direction.
