The phrase "a known location for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a place that is recognized or identified for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "The park is a known location for birdwatching enthusiasts who come to observe various species."
Alternatives: "a recognized site for" or "a popular spot for".
In fact, although relatively infrequent, the knee joint is also a known location for GCs, particularly intra-articular ones.
He also told the judge that Hussle's Marathon store was a known location for Rollin' 60s members and that it had been ensnared in prior investigations where staff and management deleted surveillance video before police arrived.
In reviewing statements from the bank account used in this study, the initial transfer was sent to Panama, not a known location for the company.
The new, flexible system recruited staff for a specific post, in a known location, for a specified amount of time, and this coupled with good housing and incentives, in the short term at least, appeared to work well [ 28].
The first one is that the spheres are all in the same location removing the element of random placement thus giving the human observer a known location to search for the lesion.
What caught my attention was several occurrences of money mysteriously disappearing from a known location, the owner searching for it, in one case for years, and then having it reappear exactly where it should have.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, "Planned manmade reefs may provide local economic benefits because they attract fish to a known location and are therefore popular attractions for commercial and recreational fishermen, divers, and snorkelers".
The Pont des Arts in Paris is the best known location for these padlocks but the craze has spread across the globe.
Sergeant O'Donnell said both of the shooting sites were known locations for for drug sales and for drug abuse.
Of the 118 cases with known location, 55% first presented for medical care to a physician's office and 21% to an emergency room; the remainder presented elsewhere.
