The phrase "a stopover at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a temporary halt or break in a journey, often in the context of travel.
Example: "We had a stopover at the airport before continuing our flight to Paris."
Alternatives: "a layover at the" or "a break at the".
Our plane had a stopover at the Atlanta airport, the epicenter of the stopover.
All that's missing is the Web site offering Elio-and-Oliver tours through the Italian countryside, with a stopover at the Perlman villa.
He talked openly about Egypt's government, about the U.S. government, about the Islamic community in Austria". About the same time, another Islamic militant from Austria disappeared during a stopover at the Amman airport.
A revival of Tom Stoppard's play "The Real Thing," much admired when it opened in the tiny Donmar Warehouse last year, is making a stopover at the Albery before leaving for Broadway in April.
On the way back there was a stopover at the home of the Corbineau family and there Leonard had such a good time that he decided to return the following year for a week.
DeLay accepts none of the charges made against him, from his campaign finance violations to his relationship with his close and dear friend Jack Abramoff, including their trip to England and Scotland, with a stopover at the St. Andrews golf course, paid by Abramoff's lobbying funds laundered through a nonprofit association.
Biman retired its entire McDonnell Douglas DC-10 fleet on 20 February 2014, by operating a special Dhaka-Birmingham farewell flight with its last DC-10, with a stopover at Kuwait; the carrier also operated nine separate aviation enthusiasts' scenic flights at Birmingham, from 22 24 February, three flights a day.
According to the airport administration, the plane was supposed to make a stopover at Manas, near the capital city Bishkek, on its way from Hong Kong to Istanbul.
Terry McAuliffe, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, acknowledged in a stopover at a union get-out-the-vote phone bank in Oakland that Mr. Davis's future was in doubt.
The journey included a stopover at a training camp in Boston in the United States, where Miller met his future wife Peg Wagner.
When he went to reclaim his bag and clear customs during a stopover at New York's JFK Airport, the bag never turned up.
