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The phrase "available at the corner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the location of something, typically a store, service, or item that can be found at a specific corner or intersection.
Example: "The new coffee shop is available at the corner of Main Street and Second Avenue."
Alternatives: "located at the corner" or "found at the corner".
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It had been thoroughly laid out in a classic line of comics that was readily available at the corner store.
In rural areas, where the closest store selling fresh produce may be 10 miles away, or in the inner city, where it may be a 30-minute trip by bus, people often make do with what's available at the corner store, the convenience shop or the neighborhood bodega.
The challenges EBS is likely to encounter he says, have more to do with logistics – two fuel tanks in a vehicle can be hard to implement, and there's the challenge of making sure ethanol is available at the corner gas station.
First came Bodega, the terribly named, and mostly misguidedstartup with its mission to bring the non-perishable necessities available at the corner store to the masses and "disrupt" the corner store.
While condoms may be readily available at the corner deli or drugstore, students need time and money to access comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care off campus.
Marijuana ought to be treated like a more dangerous substance: alcohol, available at the corner liquor store, and taxed and regulated.
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Limited free parking will be available at the southeast corner of Prairie Avenue and Pincay Drive, with $10 overflow parking available at the Forum.
When out shopping with friends, your phone may be able to notify you that the hard-to-find perfume you've been considering buying for your girlfriend is available at the shop on the corner.
Same-day tickets will be available at a booth at the corner of Mayhew and Stuyvesant Avenues.
(Parking is available at Public Parking Garage located at the corner of Clark St. and Chicago Ave). and Chicago Ave
It's the brainchild of designer Hafsteinn Juliusson and "is sewn by a 105 Reykjavík local sewing room and it is available at the Apple store around the corner".
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