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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at kiosks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location where services or products are offered, typically in a public space.
Example: "Tickets can be purchased at kiosks located throughout the venue."
Alternatives: "in kiosks" or "from kiosks".
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Questionnaires would be made available at kiosks in hospitals and doctors' offices.
Pedestrians lined up at kiosks to buy baked sweet potatoes and pancakes.
At kiosks, they use touch screens to pull up prescriptions and pay for them.
Otherwise, you can buy tickets at kiosks and travel agencies in the islands.
Beer sales at kiosks would be banned, as would large beer containers.
The papers are sold by subscription only, not at kiosks, because that would raise distribution costs, Mr. Dufour said.
If customers could easily find photos of themselves at kiosks, he said, that could mean more sales.
The Aufbau is now sold at kiosks throughout Germany and will soon have its first correspondent in Berlin.
Guests will also be able to select their rooms and print out boarding passes at kiosks in the lobby.
E-ticket holders on most carriers can check in at kiosks, wherever they exist, before going through checkpoint security.
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