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The phrase "across a road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of moving from one side of a road to the other or to indicate a location relative to a road.
Example: "The park is located just across a road from the school."
Alternatives: "over a road" or "on the other side of the road".
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Lava laps across a road near the town of Pahoa.
And pushing a loaded shopping trolley across a road?
He claimed he saw two coyotes chasing a doe across a road.
An ordinary hose lying across a road is another simple but ingenious detonator.
Uno lives on Dowell's property, across a road from her ranch.
The property is a half acre and is across a road from the Lagoon.
They scramble over an exposed ridge and sprint across a road junction, hiding in long reeds.
A dog walker has died after his pet bolted across a road into the path of a car.
It later showed a white, billowing cloud after the truck exploded and the remnants of it scattered across a road.
It may decide that a bag floating across a road is a solid object and swerve to avoid it.
Across a road is Nairobi National Park, a small game reserve where tourists and schoolchildren can glimpse iconic wild Africa.
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