The phrase "across duty" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a standard expression or idiom.
Example: "The responsibilities were shared across duty assignments." (Note: This is a rephrased context to illustrate usage, but "across duty" itself remains problematic.)
Alternatives: "during duty" or "throughout duty".
Independent estimates of the proportion of time that police officers spend across various law enforcement duties obtained from surveys of police chiefs and front line officers.
More than 500 police officers were on duty across Paris.
And, with 8,600 soldiers now on duty across the world, Germany is also among the leading contributors to UN-mandated missions.
At the end of the strike, when our night crews returned to duty across the brigade at midnight, a number attended the scene to support our contingency arrangements.
Ahead of yesterday's decision, more than 200,000 police and paramilitaries were on duty across northern India and text messages that might be used to rally crowds were blocked.
Only last month we unveiled a raft of measures requiring companies with more than 250 employees to publish their gender pay gap and we are extending that duty across the public sector.
Around 90,000 police and security personnel are on duty across France, amid heightened tension in the wake of the Paris terror attacks seven months ago that killed 130 people.
With more than 90,000 police, army and security personnel on duty across a country still edgy and jittery in the wake of terrorist attacks on Paris less than seven months ago, the UK liaison officers admitted that fans would have to behave differently.
It's a pity they weren't running this experiment last year, when Sariska was allowed to keep the Oaks after banging into Midday, or at Newmarket in May when Jacqueline Quest lost the 1,000 Guineas after carrying Special Duty across the track.
Security is tight for the announcement, with more than 250,000 police officers on duty across the nation.
