The phrase "across far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, and its intended meaning is unclear without additional context.
Example: "The sound traveled across far distances, echoing through the valley."
Alternatives: "over great distances" or "through vast spaces".
That's a version of a sentence that I've written probably 200 times in the past two years but which many Americans have likely come across far less frequently.
The northern fulmars in the Arctic tend to come across far less plastic than other birds.
Her Veracruz has an overcast, melancholic beauty that comes across far more vividly than Luisa or Salomón.
NASA researchers have found local methane plumes as large as 150 kilometres across - far higher than previously anticipated.
And this gets the Bannonites' point across far more succinctly and creatively than any of the above.
Indeed, Mr. Webb, an earnest man with a bouncy, childlike way about him, comes across far more like Ben Matlock than F. Lee Bailey.
Working across these two programs at the CTL (LTF/TOF) has allowed me to develop organizational and communication skills across far-ranging scales.
Their job was to visit the society's 30 or so missions scattered across far-flung corners of the globe: to report, encourage and advise.
Perhaps the biggest challenge, however, has been to design software able to juggle and link all the computing resources across far-flung sites, and deliver them on demand.
If #Beers4Brett was arguably in bad taste, the celebratory messages that spread across far-right message boards after Saturday's vote are mostly unprintable.
Desmond and Moore resume the bravura style they employed to dramatic effect in their 1991 biography of Darwin, spurring the historical horses into a gallop, striding across far-flung shores, echoing the thunder of distant battlefields, anatomising the machinations of power, and spicing the whole with artful touches for the reader to relish.
