The phrase "a toggle at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a switch or control mechanism that allows for changing a setting or state, typically in a digital or electronic context.
Example: "To enable dark mode, simply click on a toggle at the top of the settings menu."
Alternatives: "a switch at the" or "a control at the".
Once enrolled, the users can switch over to Tinder U using a toggle switch at the top of the app.
Tinder U doesn't prevent users from swiping off campus, however – using a toggle button at the top of the screen (see photo above), users can choose to swipe by location instead, or by Tinder Picks by toggling over to the diamond icon, if they're a Gold member.
With a toggle switch at the top of the page, an album (or select photos in an album) can be made accessible via a provided URL which you can share with Facebook, Twitter or via email.
A few other changes include a toggle button at the top to open all links as new tabs, a new About section, and new locations for links to sister sites, the archives, etc.
Meanwhile, bikes and scooters were buried in Uber's hamburger menu sidebar or an awkward toggle at the top of the screen.
Note the yellow settings, which are the advanced settings that can be turned on or off using the Expert Mode toggle at the bottom of the window.
This might not be immediately available to everyone, but if it is, you can enable it by clicking on your own icon in the top right corner of the Twitter web interface and tapping that 'Night mode' toggle at the very bottom of the menu that pops up.
Tap the Wi-Fi option on the left of the screen and set the toggle at the top of the interface to "OFF".
Between measurements, the closed loop within the infrared gas analyzer (IRGA) was opened via a toggle switch, with the chamber fan running at maximum speed to restore the entire IRGA and internal instrument plumbing to ambient CO2 concentrations.
