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The phrase "at each corner of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the location or position of something in relation to the corners of a defined area or object.
Example: "There are streetlights installed at each corner of the intersection to improve visibility for drivers and pedestrians."
Alternatives: "on every corner of" or "at every edge of".
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This plate was secured to the car with 4 bolts at each corner of the vehicle.
The next week, the police had posted scooters at each corner of the park.
It takes four people wearing protective suits, one at each corner of the body bag.
The VHS tubes are placed at each corner of the section and welded to Grade 350 steel plates.
As a team, the students must place the pictures under the correct heading at each corner of the triangle.
At each corner of the local map showing these places, different players can evaluate how important each contribution has been.
This second system consists of four ducted fans, one mounted at each corner of Talaris's carbon-fibre frame.
The robot has four lip actuators, one at each corner of the mouth, that can be curled upwards for a smile or downwards for a frown.
You stand at each corner of the room and sweep the interior, snapping away; then repeat while standing against the wall.
One of the guards was smoking a cigarette; many fans do the same during halftime on the giant ramps, which are located at each corner of the stadium.
At each corner of the main building giant adobe buttresses keep the walls up, as if they might otherwise slump like wet sand.
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