"highway intersection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe the place where two roads intersect, and the roads are highways. For example, "The driver had to stop suddenly at the highway intersection when the car in front of him had an unexpected brake."
A billboard at a major highway intersection for gamblers is at the center of a dispute between Connecticut's two casinos.
They have made desultory plans to meet at "the usual place," a highway intersection on the outskirts of Rome.
But "free" enterprise for powerful corporations is like a highway intersection without stop lights or speed limits.
The pieces slide over and beneath one another, as at a highway intersection or an express stop for converging subway lines.
An Israeli man remained in a hospital today after a machine-gun attack on Thursday on an East Jerusalem highway intersection.
(Auto Express) ■ In looking for a way to get bicyclists safely from one side of a busy highway intersection to the other, a Dutch design firm relied on a flying saucer of sorts.
Special antiterrorist police officers stood watch at highway intersections leading into the city, scrutinizing traffic.
Mr. Ramirez, a retired police officer, smokes a cigar every afternoon as he walks his dog, Peanut, on a patch of grass overlooking the highway intersections.
Flooding in the city forced police to barricade 50 major highway intersections.
In the Shreveport area alone, 381 homes, 20 businesses, and 80 major highway intersections were flooded.
"For processing out-of-state drivers, we'd have contractors set up stations at our border-highway intersections, which creates good construction jobs, plus the transponders have to be designed and built here in Nevada, and the safety inspections give a shot in the arm of the automotive shops," he said.
