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The phrase "across the dial" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of radio or television broadcasting to refer to a range of frequencies or channels.
Example: "The new radio station can be heard across the dial, offering a variety of music genres."
Alternatives: "throughout the spectrum" or "on various channels".
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Other viewers have scattered across the dial.
No refrain across the dial came across more clearly.
And panel discussions across the dial will dissect the pros and cons of capital punishment.
He started with the core business: the shows that were already on, the shows that would be on and the landscape across the dial.
Correspondents across the dial had filed stories profiling the justices, the newest stars of the moment in this compelling television story.
Many of those readers, no doubt, have listened to snatches of his program on their way across the dial to NPR or music.
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The tragedy of ever-narrower formats exists across the radio dial.
I scroll the knob across the AM dial until it lands upon a regular talk-radio host.
Replacing the station with yet another bland mainstream dance station will push music of black origin back underground across the FM dial.
The nominations for record of the year, the award for best single, drew from across the radio dial, from blues-rock to neo-R&B to country-pop, but left out hip-hop.
Their new album, Music Complete, is "an unexpectedly coherent return", particularly for a band that helped pioneer electro-pop and whose influence can be heard on across the radio dial (or Spotify charts) today.
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