The phrase "bent across" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of bending or curving something in a horizontal direction, usually spanning across or over something else. Example: The tree's branches were bent across the path, making it difficult for hikers to pass through.
She found a series of twigs that had been bent across each other: a warning left by the Mashco.
The coolest shoes at YSL were the platform suede loafers with giant gold plates that bent across the front of the foot and looked so chic.
In the twilight years of nineteenth-century Paris, the Rosicrucian critic Joséphin Péladan organized a series of exhibitions, extending invitations to artists of a symbolist bent across Europe.
Internal joints have more influence on specimens under tangential bending (where the culms are bent across their width) than that under radial bending (where the culms are bent across their thickness).
"We're gonna dab!" they crowed, jockeying for position around the stationary star: right arms pointing skywards, with left arms bent across their chests, heads tucked into elbows.
Dempsey got the ball from Jermaine Jones, put a brilliant move on Ghana's Boye to get deep into the penalty area, then left-footed a low shot that bent across the front of the goal and banked in off the far post.
His long, crooked nose bends across his face like a crow swooping down from a streetlamp, a Cometti family trait he's traced back to the old country.
Photoemission data of period of DCJTB/C60/DCJTB films suggested the formation of surface dipole and interfacial band bending across the interfaces, which greatly facilitates the charge transfer from DCJTB to C60 and from C60 to DCJTB layer as well.
As electrons flow to the metal side, positively charged fixed donor ions are left behind in the n type semiconductor forming a depletion layer which opposes the flow of electron from the semiconductor to the metal initiating a band bending across the junction to keep the Fermi level flat.
At frequencies between the fundamental natural frequency and that of the second order mode of bending across the strip, the average radiation efficiency is found to be proportional to the structural damping loss factor, but differs from the results obtained from the usual model of the nearfield radiation from the forcing point of a rectangular plate.
"Ian's movements, the legion of shadows and flares, the projections bending across cloth and chrome, the exposed wires and the 'over-the-counter' lights, the stop-motion wobble of simple geometric shapes, or a momentarily-paused Ian just hovering in an endless dark it was beautiful and entirely practical, programmed for results and only needing one magic variable: Ian Chang".
