The phrase "intersection in which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce additional information or clarifications about an intersection. Example: The traffic at the busy intersection in which four main roads meet was chaotic during rush hour.
The route intersects the multi-lane, divided US 301 (Blue Star Memorial Highway) at a superstreet intersection in which traffic on MD 313 cannot continue directly across US 301 and must use a U-turn ramp in the median of that route.
Yesterday, F.B.I. agents arrested two former Blackwater contractors on second-degree murder charges stemming from a shooting at a Kabul intersection, in which two Afghan civilians were killed.
These patches are interactively created by the user by means of the modeler's graphics interface, and may result from parametric surface intersection in which existing surface meshes are used as a support for a discrete definition of intersection curves.
Traffic engineering handbook, Washington, DC: Institute of Transportation Engineers], the dilemma zone for an intersection is a specific road segment, prior to the intersection in which a vehicle approaching the intersection during the yellow phase can neither safely clear the intersection, nor stop comfortably at the stop line.
The group gave a press conference from the middle of the intersection, in which they announced a list of demands targeted at a range of subjects, including the SIU, Ottawa Police Service, and the hospital where Abdi died.
The short connector route begins where SR 19 and County Road 32 (CR 32) meet, an intersection in which SR 19 forms the southern and western legs and CR 32 approaches from the east.
The researchers found that vesicles tend to pause at microtubule intersections; the pausing "correlates with tight intersections in which the separation of the two microtubules is small," says Lakadamyali.
The first is akin to Spelman's particularity argument: unitary gender notions fail to take differences amongst women into account thus failing to recognise "the multiplicity of cultural, social, and political intersections in which the concrete array of 'women' are constructed" (Butler 1999, 19 20).
Over the last eight months, we have seen attacks against our LGBTQ communities and the various intersections in which we exist increase by direct orders from the Trump administration or the indirect normalization of bigotry resulting from the Trump administration's rhetoric.
Instead of photographing the bird in the middle of the frame as is, imagine of a set of both vertical and horizontal lines evenly squared across the viewfinder/LCD display and place the bird on one of these "intersections" in which the lines cross.
They were both based on an intersection method in which only the interactions observed at least twice are retained from various datasets.
