The phrase "across the road in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is situated on the opposite side of a road, often in relation to a specific place or object.
Example: "The bakery is located across the road in a small shopping plaza."
Alternatives: "on the other side of the road in a" or "opposite the road in a".
Across the road, in a converted charcoal house, is the stunning Sky Loft apartment.
Across the road, in a deliciously French twist, the Maghnaoui butcher's shop sells halal foie gras.Such changes have improved daily life.
While the horses have been on vacation across the road in a neighbor's pasture, my own pastures have grown into what looks like the first stage of abandonment.
I weave back and forth across the road in a vain attempt to reduce the incline, but I just go even slower.
There's the physical side of it, but there's all the other stuff, like those cows" – who wandered across the road in a Pyrenean descent last week, almost taking out two riders.
What fun it is to spy, in the far distance, two rivals clipping an oncoming truck and spinning across the road in a confetti shower of shrapnel, allowing you to slip by amid the carbon fibre corpses.
The others hang their hammocks across the road, in an abandoned pet-food factory they called La Casa Purina.
Only Arthur Smith, the Redondan king of SW12, remains, hiding out across the road in an art deco block of flats the local legends say Hitler personally spared from blitzkrieg.
Across the road, in an abandoned house that has been turned into a community centre, a group of women bake bread, while others make children's clothes from old jeans.Such is the penury to which this once-grand city, known as the "Chicago of Argentina", has been reduced.
"What's happening is Facebook and other social media and the Internet are allowing people to keep up with people who are very distant and people who are across the street or down the road in a way that didn't happen when you had to rely on face-to-face communication," Mr. Rooney said.
"The reality is that, should these people wish to, all they have to do is to walk across the road in London to an American bank, to JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, or any other non-EU bank and they will be paid more.
