The phrase "across the terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is happening or located on the other side of a terminal, such as in an airport or a computer terminal.
Example: "Passengers are advised to check in their luggage across the terminal before proceeding to security."
Alternatives: "throughout the terminal" or "on the other side of the terminal".
Michael Jordan's Steakhouse, across the terminal, encloses and cossets its diners.
Michael Jordan's Steakhouse, across the terminal, encloses and cossets its diners; Metrazur keeps the sight lines open in all directions.
When changing planes, it always helps to ask a cabin attendant for the gate numbers for your next flight so that you can start planning your safari across the terminal the instant you disembark.
Looking over the top of Gregory's head, he saw, across the terminal crowded with people indistinctly coming and going, a young man and woman holding hands and running, though not in the manner of people hurrying to board a train.
Despite this being a clear evolutionary trend, there is no pattern evident across the terminal nodes.
The subbottom profile across the terminal basin was characterized by a sequence of homogeneous transparent layers.
It has the property that the force across the terminals is proportional to their relative acceleration.
Heathrow's Passport to Poetry will also see an Easter poetry competition for under 16s, judged by the authors, and workshops across the terminals over the Easter weekend.
By placing an additional capacitance across the terminals of the piezoelectric transducer, shunt circuit inductance values can be greatly reduced.
We drive the piezoelectric device with a current proportional to the linear combination of the voltage across the terminals of the piezoelectric device and its differential voltage signal.
This method consists in the insertion of a variable external source of potential, obtained from a potentiometer arrangement, in series with the cell and the galvano meter or micro-ammeter, M, used for measuring the current, and the connexion of a second galvanometer, G, directly across the terminals of the cell.
