The phrase "avenues across" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various paths or routes that span a particular area or context, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The project aims to explore the avenues across the city that promote sustainable transportation."
Alternatives: "paths throughout" or "routes across".
People marched down avenues, across the Brooklyn Bridge, held rallies in Central Park and filled City Hall Plaza.
Barack Obama has been president only four months, but already his name is cropping up on schools, other buildings and avenues across the country.
Actually, instead of flattening the entire area of forty square miles, the Americans restricted themselves to bulldozing several wide avenues across the jungle.
Faced by a line of police and National Guardsmen in riot gear, crowds of young people from Baltimore were once more at the corner of Pennsylvania and West North Avenues across from a CVS chemist's gutted by fire.
The first phase of construction, a 23-story tower on East 68th Street between First and York Avenues, across the street from Sloan-Kettering's 514-bed hospital, will consist mostly of research laboratories.
Identification of such somatic copy-number alterations (sCNA) in tumor tissues has contributed significantly to our understanding of the pathogenesis and to the expansion of therapeutic avenues across multiple cancers [ 1– 4].
1003 Morris Avenue (across from Kean University), Union.
Specifically, East 11th Street and Second Avenue, across from St. Mark's Church.
The location was a tenement-size public space on Third Avenue, across the street from Governor Andrew Cuomo's Manhattan office.
From here, if you are going to western Aleppo, you must continue down the avenue, across no man's land, toward the river, on foot.
Nowhere is that more evident than in Bayville, where a sweet restaurant opened last fall on Bayville Avenue, across the street from Ransom Beach.
