"intersection across" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is unclear what you are trying to convey with this phrase, and it may be better to use a different phrase or reword your sentence for clarity. Example: The intersection across the street was bustling with cars and pedestrians.
Huddling inside a tent, the fasting strikers, looking drained from hunger and cold, are camped at a downtown intersection across the street from International Paper, one building affected by the strike.
But the 1.5-acre site on which it sits at an intersection across from the Ocean Township municipal building is highly desirable for all sorts of purposes, he said.
A Mass was celebrated for him at St. Joan of Arc Church, followed by a candlelit procession to the intersection across from the restaurant Meson Asturias, where, a year before, he was slain.
The buildings were the final two towers to be developed in a five-tower condo complex, called Absolute World, built at Mississauga's main intersection, across from the Square One Shopping Center, one of the largest shopping malls in the Toronto region.
NY 9N continues on into Keeseville, where it meets NY 22 once again at an intersection across the river from the village center.
I offered to erase the photograph, which was intended to show, in modern urbanist visual language, the delight of a stamp and coin shop as first floor retail at an intersection across the world from our hometown.
Last month, Morse installed five hundred of his very own bandit signs at busy intersections across Atlanta.
The president and his wife gazed down from billboards erected at major intersections across town.
Better still, however, are the 7100's 3-D views of thousands of complex intersections across the United States.
A vast security operation has also been rolled out, with armed special forces guarding the entrances to the city and Swat teams policing intersections across town.
The stabbing death took place at one of the city's busiest Midtown intersections, across the street from Madison Square Garden and Pennsylvania Station in an area crowded with pedestrians.
