The phrase "a landmark location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is significant or well-known, often due to its historical, cultural, or geographical importance.
Example: "The city is famous for its landmark location, attracting tourists from around the world."
Alternatives: "a notable site" or "a significant place".
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the outdoor site - always a landmark location - is revealed at the last-minute.
Connecticut Avenue in Norwalk has been a landmark location for Swanky Frank's since 1950, when it was founded by Frank Christiani, who sold the business a short time later to Alexander Renzuelli.
THE new, metal-sided Central Park Police Station is a strikingly untraditional work of architecture in a landmark location -- just the kind of place where one might expect some sort of historical recreation.
Landmarking of the test image, in other words, labeling of the segments as belonging to a landmark location is carried using inexact graph matching.
The River's orientalism opens (rather than forecloses) my analysis, because the film's use of India as a visual backdrop is one part of a varied and profuse history of personal revelations, artistic ambitions and political contentions generated during a landmark location shoot.
The shop was much more than a place to buy a limited-edition cassette tape packaged in human hair, it was a landmark location for noise enthusiasts.
A combined error of landmark location, tracing, and measurement was determined.
A combined error of the landmark location and tracing was determined.
This measure is called centroid size and has the desirable property that it is the only size measure that is independent of shape variation in the presence of small, isometric random variation in landmark location around a mean configuration [13].
A long displacement example is shown on the left, with the error of landmark location illustrated in a purple ellipse.
For the IP geolocation system, when using a landmark's location, it usually refers to the latitude and longitude of this landmark.
