The phrase "a larger location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a place that is bigger in size or capacity compared to another location.
Example: "We decided to move our office to a larger location to accommodate our growing team."
Alternatives: "a bigger space" or "a more expansive area".
The gallery, which will now be located at a larger location in Chelsea, was evicted from its old home in London's South Bank district in 2005 after a dispute with the building's owners.
He plans to open another dessert place at a larger location in the winter.
Parking's easier, it's a larger location, and it has indoor waiting for when it's raining, hot or cold.
(He hopes everyone will have a seat in about two months when they move to a larger location back on Grand Street).
Moving On MAY 7 -- A food and wine tasting in Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal will raise money to help Grand Central Neighborhood Social Services Corporation, a 24-hour homeless drop-in center, move to a larger location.
The partners found the means to make it happen when Mr. Christensen's wife, Libby, moved her hair salon, Chelsea Set, across town to a larger location in 2003, freeing up a downtown storefront.
The syntenic locations were merged into a large location allowing gaps of 10% at the syntenic locations at most.
The next highlight occurred when I in fact joined iDropped as a full franchisee and opened a much larger location in a bigger market.
Held on varying weekends throughout each month in a warehouse off Paris's trendy rue Oberkampf (with a new, larger location to be revealed soon), the market also features fashion from eras past, often in excellent condition.
In September 2011, to celebrate her fifth successful year in business, Jill moved to a new, larger location around the corner from the first shop, and launched a successful e-commerce destination.
Tells about the planned move of the store to a slightly larger location down the street in September of this year.
