The phrase "appears at the intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a point where two or more things meet or overlap, such as ideas, concepts, or physical locations.
Example: "The new policy appears at the intersection of environmental sustainability and economic growth."
Alternatives: "is found at the crossroads" or "occurs where they converge".
Most thermodynamic systems possess energy, entropy, and exergy, and thus appear at the intersection of these three fields.
Concerning the local instabilities or marked undulations that one may observe in Fig. 5g, it can be noticed that they appear at the intersections between the atomic debonding path and the Wallner lines.
Interestingly, nodules appeared at the intersections of overlapping hyphae in the Δ cspA mutant.
Once or twice a day an air-conditioned coach appears at the narrow intersection like a vast, snub-nosed whale, venting great sighs from its hydraulic brakes, and clumsily manoeuvres itself into place outside the old school.
A Bogdanov-Takens codimension 2 bifurcation appears generically at the intersection of a limit-point curve, a Hopf curve and a homoclinic curve.
Chief Ramsey was everywhere, appearing at the barricades at every intersection leading to the bank, chatting with the protesters on one side of the fences, patting his officers on the shoulders on the other.
While the evidence continues to point to the Pakistani Taliban as the primary link, a senior official said Mr. Shahzad "appears to be at the intersection of a whole lot of strands".
Onset and progression of PD appears to converge at the intersection between environmental influences, intrinsic DA metabolism, and accumulation of misfolded proteins to yield enhanced susceptibility to neurodegeneration over the course of time.
At the boundary of Lowndes County (with a population of fifteen thousand, eighty per cent of them Negroes, not one of whom had been registered to vote by March 1 , 1965, John Maxwell, a Negro worker in a Lowndes County cotton-gin mill (at a salary of six dollars for a twelve-hour day), appeared at an intersection.
