The word "streetlight" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a streetlight that provides illumination to a street or area. Example sentence: The streetlight at the corner was flickering on and off.
"We're still investing in regular lighting as well, but our new LED lighting system can be controlled by computers, which means that each streetlight can be controlled individually".
AFTER a streetlight opposite his home stopped working, your columnist started noticing others on his California hillside that had also gone dark.
As they are gradually replaced by LEDs, every home, office, public building and even streetlight could become a Li-Fi hotspot.
By the early 21st century, photocatalyst technology had been commercially developed and was used in a variety of products, including self-cleaning coatings for tile, streetlight covers, and automobile mirrors.
In Pakistan, the streetlight version of the technology is being used to light refugee camps.
As Cieszynski poses for a picture beneath a streetlight, a woman walking her dog stops, stares and shuffles off into the darkness.
Walker was killed as a result of thermal and traumatic injuries when the Porsche Carrera GT he was a passenger in hit a streetlight and tree before bursting into flames.
With the addition of a 10ft PVC pipe, or pole made from bamboo or wood, the device can be transformed into a streetlight.
And the old man carefully pulled a fine sheet of gold from the tin, he held it up to the streetlight and then, turning to the apprentice, he winked.
And if moonlight, streetlight, the British weather or the need for sleep deprive you of a view, then watch the news.
Instead, the lazy among us will be relieved to hear, they've opted to experiment with lighting: the first half will be illuminated by streetlight coming through a usually blacked-out window.
