The phrase "a latitude with" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when discussing flexibility or freedom in a particular situation or decision-making process.
Example: "The project manager allowed a latitude with the deadlines to accommodate team members' needs."
Alternatives: "a degree of flexibility" or "some leeway".
"We are a small island, in a temperate climate, at a high latitude with one of the world's biggest oceans on one side of us, and a huge continent on the other," said Helen Chivers, a forecaster at the Met Office.
Within Italy there appears to be a latitude gradient, with a higher incidence in both sexes in northern Italy around Milan compared with that in the Naples area.
For instance, the Missouri Compromise which my own eighth grader was about to take a quiz on disallowed slavery in new states north of a certain latitude, with Missouri as an exception.
All this is lapped up by the crowd, an affable bunch who look like they've just rolled out of a tent at Latitude with barely a pitstop for a shower and a sourdough toastie.
"I've always thought of him as an offbeat character with a latitude of his own," Jackie Mason says of his longtime friend, with whom he grew up on New York City's Lower East Side.
The Akebono satellite has an orbit precession in latitude with a period of about 18 months.
Ammonia-oxidizing community is correlated with (A) latitude and (B) mean annual temperature.
Any video tagged with a latitude and longitude will show up when this new layer of Google Earth is turned on.
Utilizing a smartphone or combining a camera with a gps device, iNaturalist users make "observations" of insects, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, plants, birds, and fungi and associate these with a latitude and longitude, a date and a time.
Each team was equipped with a GPS camera which was used to take photos of survey locations and mark them with a latitude and longitude.
