The phrase "an intersecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is crossing or meeting at a point, often in contexts related to geometry, paths, or ideas.
Example: "The diagram illustrates an intersecting line that divides the space into two equal parts."
Alternatives: "a crossing" or "a converging".
Harvey Tannenbaum, 51, was driving on an intersecting street when he heard the explosion.
Why are its percentages of women and people of color (an intersecting set) so out of tune with the country, even with higher education?
After a short but steep ascent up onto Hatterall Ridge, I chart a route north along the Offa's Dyke path, before dropping back off the hill along an intersecting footpath (marked as a "pile of stones" on the OS map).
The famous rings are shot through with glinting pigments, spliced like the segments of a stained glass window or shoved in an intersecting bundle at the bottom of the canvas as though clinging to each other while drowning.
Whether this impulse to enlarge her story will result in a third novel remains to be seen, but if it does I suspect readers will be treated to something noteworthy: an intersecting instead of a purely sequential trilogy.
These sequences will be part of an intersecting larger piece of music, which would run from station to station, and cross one another as, say, the 4, 5, 6 line (one musical piece) intersects with the L, N, R, Q and W (another musical piece) at Union Square".
We refer to the atmospheric pressure at such an intersecting point as pctl.
One can reflect the incident mode into an intersecting waveguide by introducing an idea reflecting plane.
Furthermore, an intersecting ray can split up into many rays according to the laws of refraction, reflection and diffraction.
Another stable dissociation is that it occurs on two adjacent {111} planes joined by an intersecting {111} or (010) plane.
