The phrase "a visit at a" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition would be "to" instead of "at."
Example: "I am looking forward to a visit to the museum."
Alternatives: "a visit to" or "a trip to".
A3 Pope Facing a Divided Ukraine Pope John Paul II is to arrive in Kiev today for a visit at a time of great division within Orthodox ranks.
In July, William Lesh, an official with the US embassy in Sana'a, told Reprieve that a visit at a location Lesh would not reveal showed Mobley "in good health with no major complaints".
Lehman Brothers reiterated an "overweight" rating and $23.40 target price on MEMC Electronic Materials after a visit at a company facility and reports from Asia.
"[It's about] knowing what you're going to be seeing when you get there," she said, "planning a visit at a time when the site is not overly jammed with people, learning how to be a respectful visitor in relation to not touching things, and thinking of yourself being in a museum environment even when you're not".
Around the world, it is not infrequent to see during a visit at a health clinic that many patients will come with multiple conditions, both infectious and chronic or communicable and non-communicable.
In order to improve awareness, creative new approaches have been successfully implemented in the United States, e.g. by addressing the issue and counseling black men during a visit at a barbershop [ 50].
After picketing in front of Lincoln Center, activists headed uptown to pay the Children's Place a visit at an Upper West Side location.
A visit at any time is an extraordinary experience.
The last visit (VL) was either a visit at which a CAD event was recorded or the last clinic visit as of August 2008 in those who remained CAD free.
The present analysis involved trial participants who, during follow-up (including the enrolment visit), had at least one BV episode, followed by: an "effective BV treatment" and at least one subsequent visit at which a Nugent test was performed or; a visit at which a negative BV result was obtained.
