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The phrase "a stop at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or destination where a pause or break is intended, often in the context of travel or transportation.
Example: "We made a stop at the gas station to refuel before continuing our journey."
Alternatives: "a visit to the" or "a break at the".
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Lou Dobbs continued his post-CNN media tour Wednesday with a stop at "The Daily Show".
Next, I made a stop at the Bellevue Men's Shelter.
"But only after they make a stop at the slots".
Also included will be a stop at the Belevedere, Queen Anne's Summer Palace.
In the afternoon, make a stop at the Vila Bertramka before dinner at Café Imperial.
Empty baskets whizzed past us and jolted to a stop at the tunnel's entrance.
A stop at the Gettysburg battlefield in Pennsylvania was also on the itinerary.
His résumé includes a stop at the Naval Academy, where it matters more.
Seligman will also have a stop at the Embassy Suites in Chevy Chase.
A stop at the Kigali Genocide Memorial is a necessary, sobering reminder.
Afterward, he made a stop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, which he had never before seen.
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