The phrase "at the same crossing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location where two or more paths or roads intersect simultaneously.
Example: "The accident occurred at the same crossing where the two main roads meet."
Alternatives: "at the same intersection" or "at the same junction".
Two months after Mr. Armstrong's accident, Ms. Turner was killed in a crash at the same crossing.
On another occasion, at the same crossing, a border guard questioned me closely about what I had been doing in Mexico.
The state official, Terry Cantrell, said he had just discovered some hidden history behind Hilary's case: Two teenage boys had been killed at the same crossing four years earlier.
Less than a year later, Ms. Cuesta learned from an article in a local newspaper that a child of Catherine Bowen's, another neighborhood mother, had died in an accident at the same crossing.
ThiShertakes originally appeared on VICE UK.
Data are presented as moving distance, which is the difference in the distances between two edges at the same crossing at 0 h and 24 h.
In the so-called one-step device, the inner capillary tip locates at the same cross-section of the middle capillary tip.
Figure5 shows the effect of Reynolds on the temperature profiles at the same cross sections for Re = 10, 50, and 100.
Its average Sherwood number is about 30% higher than the Sherwood number of the optimal non-woven spacer at the same cross-flow power consumption whereas the cross-flow power consumption is only about 40% of the consumption of the optimal non-woven spacer at the same Sherwood number.
Spectroscopic IVPA (sIVPA) imaging at the same cross-section of the aorta was performed within 1210-1230 nm wavelength range [ 14].
Figure 4 (a) and (b) are the cross-sectional structure and corresponding blood flow images before renal ischemia, while (c) and (d) are the structure and blood flow images right after renal ischemia captured at the same cross-section.
