The phrase "a walkway between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or passage that connects two areas or locations.
Example: "The park features a beautiful walkway between the lake and the playground, making it easy for families to enjoy both areas."
Alternatives: "a path connecting" or "a corridor between".
There's a walkway between Courts 6 and 7 that has a few trees set back from the aluminum bleachers.
About 150,000 bricks from the old prison buildings were used for the court and the adjacent Great African Steps: "A walkway between the past and the future".
The shower is outside of the enclosed washroom in a walkway between the two rooms with windows to the private garden.
HS2 Ltd sources say this could be part of a "suite" of connections, which could also include a walkway between Euston and St Pancras.
Sharing its kitchen is five-year-old Cipollini Pronto, a little storefront space that opens onto a walkway between the St. John and Coach stores.
As for Cortlandt Street, the current plan by Studio Daniel Libeskind shows it as a walkway between Church and Greenwich Streets, with stairs and escalators leading to an underground shopping concourse.
"The remains of the bomb were found on an upper floor in a narrow walkway between burnt-out machinery and an outside wall".
Tragedy struck when Steffen Meyns, a freelance journalist covering the evictions, died on 19 September after falling through a walkway suspended between two trees.
The design, by McLarand Vasquez Emsiek & Partners of Irvine, Calif., is centered on a walkway running between a pair of two-story buildings containing a total of 255,000 square feet of space.
(I later learned he owned the shotgun house next door and used a walkway built between the two for easy access).
These included solar panels, a portable toilet and a kite flown to rig up a rope walkway between two cooling towers, and mock last week's coalition row over windfarms.
