The phrase "a given location or" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific place or context in a general sense, often in discussions about geography, logistics, or data analysis.
Example: "The data collected can be analyzed for trends at a given location or across multiple sites."
Alternatives: "a specific place or" or "a particular site or".
"Clicks can be determined either by having the user hold still in a given location or through the use of gestures and hand poses".
With W.R.F., meteorologists will be able to make notoriously thorny forecasts -- like specifying how much rain will fall on a given location, or predicting where and when a hurricane will touch land -- far more exact.
As an amateur astronomer as well as a master watchmaker, Martin Braun has brought that legacy full-circle, designing his movements to reflect celestial complexities such as the precise time of sunrise and sunset in a given location, or the deviation between Greenwich Mean Time and the hours and minutes as read on a sundial.
In our study, subjects were required to maintain their attention at a given location or to shift it to another location in the visual field.
Since similar sequences are directly connected in our graphs, the larger the environmental distribution of ciliates with similar sequences, the lower the assortativity of sequences from a given location or from a given depth in the graph (since ciliates from different locations/depths with similar sequences directly connected in the graph display different labels, Figure 2B).
With a deeper understanding of consumers' behaviors, we are now able to determine the value of a given location, at or over points in time, to an advertiser.
The observatory receives about 1,000 requests a year for the exact time of sunrise or sunset for a given location for lawsuits or criminal cases, he said.
The sensor measurements are combined to determine the state of evidence, or belief, that the power level in a given location is above or below the specified threshold.
Thus, if 20% of all TB in a given location is extrapulmonary or paediatric, the rough projected total TB incidence would be (projected TB incidence)/(0.8).
To achieve that, we further assume that more points will be used to model an area with lower spatial correlation, such that the elevation at a given location can be interpolated or extrapolated with neighboring anchors with sufficient accuracy.
Nevertheless, the need to calculate a net return from animal activity is broadly relevant because there are few situations in nature whereby the activity of animals in a given location is entirely beneficial or entirely detrimental – especially when considering a broad range of taxa.
