The phrase "a different location in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative place within a specific context or area.
Example: "The meeting will be held at a different location in the city to accommodate more attendees."
Alternatives: "another place in" or "an alternate site in".
Put differently, could a ticket for a different location in the same venue for the same price (or even less) be the better one?
Yet the same body and rifle appear in a different location in "A Sharpshooter's Last Sleep".
The male victim was found earlier at a different location in the same hall.
The SunPower Corporation, which uses silicon-crystal technology, will build about 250 megawatts at a different location in the same county.
"We already have a data center in a different location in New Jersey and a backup data center in a suburb of Philadelphia".
The assistance to laid-off workers will continue for two weeks, and then be moved to a different location in mid-September after Trump Plaza closes.
The investors also have plans to reopen the club with many of the original fixtures and memorabilia at a different location in downtown Manhattan.
(Dargis) 'PARIS JE T'AIME' (R, 120 minutes, in French and English) "Paris Je T'Aime," a mosaic of 18 miniatures, each set in a different location in the City of Light, is a cinematic tasting menu consisting entirely of amuse-bouches.
Their huts are made from arm-thick wooden poles and tied together with rattan but every few weeks a group will break camp and move to a different location in the forest, usually in order to harvest sago.
(Catsoulis) 'PARIS JE T'AIME' (R, 120 minutes, in French and English) "Paris Je T'Aime," a mosaic of 18 miniatures, each set in a different location in the City of Light, is a cinematic tasting menu consisting entirely of amuse-bouches.
(Scott) 'PARIS JE T'AIME' (R, 120 minutes, in French and English) "Paris Je T'Aime," a mosaic of 18 miniatures, each set in a different location in the City of Light, is a cinematic tasting menu consisting entirely of amuse-bouches.
