The phrase "across places" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that occurs or is relevant in multiple locations or settings.
Example: "The festival attracts artists and performers from across places, showcasing diverse cultures and talents."
Alternatives: "in various locations" or "from different areas".
Maybe I've just been lucky, but without trying I've run across places where they obviously care about, well, taste.
"But clearly you're seeing bioscience as a much bigger focus across places that people wouldn't think about".
Doing so, they run across places steeped in a real history as tangled, violent and haunting as any GoT sub-plot.
Again, I understood very little of it, partly because his accent was so strange, but also because it ranged across places and activities I could hardly imagine.
Holland Park, W8 Mountain Festival, Arran, Fri to 21 May Films, hill races, geology and plenty of walking across places with names like the Witch's Step.
Above all, though, it is a text which works like a charm: books are, in essence, go-betweens, works which conjure rhythm and release across time and history, across places of familiarity and those foreign to us; and personally and individually, too, it's all a going-between, for every person who picks up a book for a first, then a second, then a third time.
MILLE LACS is too broad to see across in places.
Meanings mutate across place and time.
To test the LVI, specifically we ask, how does the vulnerability of fishermen to the impact of MPAs differ across place?
As to the effect across place, in an article published this month in JAMA Internal Medicine, Harvard colleagues and I reported on breast cancer in 547 counties in the United States.
From satire to allegory, from post-apocalyptic worlds to utopias, and across place, time and space, the following nine novels should be required reading for any teenager.
