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The phrase "guard booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a small structure or booth where a guard stands or sits to monitor a specific area. Example: The security guard stood at the guard booth, checking identification for anyone entering the building.
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The guard booth in the lobby was surrounded by Plexiglas.
From the guard booth, they look over at the unlit nursery room as if they'd never seen it before.
As he looks out the window of his guard booth, he never gets tired and he never blinks.
A few yards from the guard booth, ominous-looking security cameras and warning signs flank you on both sides.
Reporters stand south of the guard booth while fans, many in folding chairs, line up to the north, steps from where two regional area bus lines stop.
Mr. Chong, the engineer who was burglarized twice, helped pay for a guard booth and two security guards for his neighborhood several years ago.
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Mr. Zupan did not say that guard booths, sally ports and bollard lines were ideal.
These barricades and guard booths would reportedly help prevent the possibility of a car bomb attack.
Describes the area, surrounded by high fences of corrugated steel topped with barbed wire with guard booths blocking the entrance.
The police plan calls for nine guard booths, each about 6 by 12 feet in area and 11 feet tall.
The Police Department has proposed encircling the site with a fortified palisade of guard booths, vehicle barricades and sidewalk barriers.
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