The phrase "a location before" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a place that existed prior to a certain point in time, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to find a location before we can proceed with the event planning."
Alternatives: "a place prior" or "a site beforehand".
I'd love to pin down a location before the weekend, so recommend what you think would be best.
A neural mechanism that contributes to this ability is called remapping: the transfer of visual information from neural populations that code a location before the motion to those that encode it after the motion.
If I'm not sure, I sometimes visit a location before taking the whole family.
Initial proposals were to place the branch from a location before Hell Station, thus forcing trains to back up from Hell Station before continuing northwards.
Large chains like McDonald's usually conduct extensive research on a location before opening.
Pop-ups are useful for a number of reasons: to introduce a new product, to try out a particular location before committing to building a permanent store, to temporarily expand to meet increased demand during the holidays.
Under the nuisance law, the police must identify prostitution at a location twice before moving against its landlord and padlocking a site.
"If you live in a co-op, it would be silly to go to a location agent before you've checked the rules," Mr. Handel said.
I sometimes proudly declare I am a writer who wrote a historical novel, "My Name is Red," set in a location constantly before my eyes.
He earned his story-telling skills as a tour guide and his eye for the unusual as a location scout before becoming a photographer and one-man Explorers Club — "204 countries on 7 continents," he said.
With a gel interface located 4.4 mm from the well inlet, a minimum free solution stack width is achieved in 100 s and at a location just before entering the gel.
