The phrase "crossroads about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means a point in time or a decision-making situation where multiple paths or options are available. Example: The company was at a crossroads about its expansion plans- should they focus on expanding in their current market or try to enter a new one?.
Mr Burnham said: "This week, Labour hit a crossroads about its future.
McCain felt that Trump had brought the nation to a generational crossroads about how it interacts with the world.
Nicolosi founded the clinic and served as its director, where he claimed to assist "men and women ― mostly, persons who are still at a crossroads about their sexual identity ― to reduce their same-sex attractions and explore their heterosexual potential," according to his website.
I feel a responsibility within my family not to disgrace us O'Briens!" As Kirsten discovers, thanks to a series of video diaries within the programme, her career crossroads has come about due to the death of former colleague and close friend Mark Speight, who died just over a year ago.
And next week the two groups will switch off, with American Crossroads putting about $6 million into ads and Americans for Job Security spending about $2 million.
Priorities USA Action, founded by former Obama aides as a counterweight to Crossroads, raised about $9 million through the end of March.
He said CPB had invested $675,000 in the film as part of the "America at a Crossroads" project about the impact of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
"Crossroads" is about a waffle-house waitress named Ailie, a Raymond-Carver-ready heavy drinker with a string of failed relationships, who learns unsettling things about her parents' marriage.
Macedonia has been a crossroads for about as long as it's been on a map, a tapestry of cultures and conquerors, some evident in the many archaeological sites in the capital, Skopje, and along seemingly every roadside stop.
Under Brigadier Hill, the 3rd Parachute Brigade landed at the Le Mesnil crossroads 14km (about 10 miles) from Caen and established defences that prevented the German troops from counter-attacking the invasion beaches.
That's not the case with Ana, who's at a crossroads, conflicted about going away to college while her mother steadfastly refuses to hear of such a thing.
