The phrase "aerial bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of transportation or connection that occurs in the air, often referring to a system that allows for the movement of goods or people above ground level.
Example: "The city implemented an aerial bridge to connect the two skyscrapers, providing a unique commuting experience for its residents."
Alternatives: "air bridge" or "skyway".
Eventually, there is supposed to be an aerial bridge across Broadway, connectin the two museums.
The hollow sections are continuously produced by 'pultrusion' and adhesively bonded together in order to achieve an aerial bridge deck.
To the 10-story South Tower it added a 10-story North Tower, the two linked by an enclosed aerial bridge.
"This aerial bridge that we are building with China represents an important investment in our people," Maduro's industries minister, Tareck El Aissami, told reporters in Caracas.
As they wander about Tate Modern's angular volumes, and in due course trip across the aerial bridge connecting to the new Tate Modern, latter-day strollers will be diverted by flickering VDUs and quizzical objets d'art.
The latter two buildings lie on the eastern side of the axis and are connected by an aerial bridge.
We headed to the Balata Botanical Garden, where I tiptoed hesitantly on the swaying aerial bridges, terrified to look down.
The towers are joined by aerial bridges to create a hinged megastructure that resembles a soaring pair of gates.
But the Gateway Complex did little to reclaim the neighborhood, given the aerial bridges that connect it to Penn Station, easing safety concerns but keeping workers off city streets.
Evidence of that is the 3percentt vacancy rate for the downtown's 6.8 million square feet of prime space -- much of it in the Gateway complex, where safety concerns are eased by aerial bridges that connect it to Penn Station.
Correction: December 21 , 2002 Saturday A caption on Thursday with architectural renderings of proposals for the World Trade Center site omitted the names of three firms that were partners on the design called Memorial Square, which resembles a pair of gates consisting of five towers joined by aerial bridges.
