The phrase "across this border" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical or metaphorical boundary between two areas, countries, or concepts.
Example: "The trade agreement will facilitate the movement of goods across this border."
Alternatives: "over this boundary" or "through this frontier".
Although these rumors are probably exaggerated, there is little doubt that Israel is trying to step up its contacts across this border.
Firstly, it reveals the material flows across this border: San Diego's waste flows south to be recycled into a barrio, while the barrio's waste is washed north less productively.
Mexico has one thing extra: a porous, 3,200 km (2,000 mile) border with the United States.Every year some 250m people, 85m cars and 3m lorries enter the United States across this border, legitimately.
Tens of thousands of East Germans had fled across this border since the first barbed wire fences starting going up in the 1950s.
It's across this border that weapons are smuggled into the country.
"They will stop coming across this border and will stop dying in the desert … if we can just do our jobs," Crane said.
DURING Prohibition, Americans rowed across the Detroit River to this border city to buy whisky.
It will take us right across the country, from this border area to Cardigan Bay in the west.
The Arabic words written in bright red paint say "Jerusalem 180 kilometers," an unlikely destination across this hostile border.
The Chinese invasion in 1962 across this northeast border has left its legacy in the form of a strong military presence and stringent requirements for visitor permits, which have discouraged casual tourists, so this remains one of India's most remote regions.
An American no-hoper finds musical success across the border in this fanciful indie.
