The phrase "across leading" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "The project requires collaboration across leading departments to ensure success."
Alternatives: "among top" or "through leading".
John Kampfner, the director of the federation, said Oyelowo's point could be applied across leading advertising companies, architects and galleries.
Chandler focussed on the modern industrial corporation, which, unlike Christensen, he studied comprehensively over time and across leading economies.
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"We found noticeable variation and poor performance across leading academic medical centers in the dissemination of clinical trial results," the authors write, adding that there is "no effective enforcement mechanism and no repercussions to academic institutions or individual investigators" for failing to report results.
However, subsequent analysis shows differences in selective return migration across-destinations leading us to conclude that the earnings trajectories based on cross-sectional analyses are misleading.
Network oscillations provide a substrate to "bind" mixed polarization across regions leading to regional specific effects.
Sales of midsize vehicles have plunged across Europe, leading to manufacturing overcapacity and squeezing profits.
Federal investigators would ultimately find that the bidders were rigging auctions across Maryland, leading to three convictions for criminal conspiracy.
One of the reasons for this is decades of immigration across countries, leading to more diversity of values within countries.
