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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a street on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location or position related to a street, often followed by a specific name or description.
Example: "The café is located on a street on the east side of the park."
Alternatives: "a road on" or "a lane on".
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Alistair Leithead reports on one survival story from a street on the island of Cebu.
They lived in a street on the outskirts of Greenville which is counted one of its worst sections, though to the stranger's eye it looks pleasant enough, since the houses are set far apart in a pretty countryside.
In Fig. 1b, one can see a gallery and a street on the foot of the rock slope that will be affected in case of a slope failure.
Writer describes the scene at 6 AM on a street on the upper West Side.
Another names a street on Staten Island after Carmine Granito, the man who sang "Sugar Sugar".
"By 1800, there was a street on top of where it was found," Ms. Sutphin said.
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Recently, I was standing on a street corner on one of the beaten avenues of Detroit.
Ms. Bush and Mr. Caldara met in June 1995 on a street corner on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
On a sunny spring afternoon, the dead zone seems like a shopping street on a Sunday.
She then visited a church on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, followed by a street fair on Smith Street in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.
One was a street festival on Lenox Ave.
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