The phrase "a location for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular place related to a certain context or purpose.
Example: "We need to find a location for which we can host the annual conference."
Alternatives: "a place that" or "a site for which".
Venezuela's Hugo Chávez is currently recovering from treatment for cancer in an undisclosed location, for which he was operated on in Cuba.
The last thing on the page is the group's statement claiming responsibility for Kim Han-sol's escape to an undisclosed location, for which the group thanks the governments of the Netherlands, the United States, China, and an "unnamed" country.
Mapegg.com Pitch: "Imagine that your phone detects where you're at – not as coordinates, but as an actual location, for which we deliver web content on the spot.
Renowned in ancient times for its frankincense and metalworking, Oman occupies a strategically important location, for which it has long been a prize for empire builders.
These parameters are inconsistent with a single membrane location for which AD10 ≈ AD8 ≈ 1 and rD10 ≠ rD8 would be expected.
Significant differences between violet and blue light exposures were detected in the left MFG and in the left thalamus, a few mm away from the location for which we previously found a wavelength dependent effect of light [9], as well as in two areas of the brainstem.
At these fast tempi, timing and spatial errors were correlated but only at the specific target location for which a dynamical anchor point was revealed.
We also explored an alternative source [25] to assess whether the deforestation estimate we used was likely to be conservative or not, for the period and location for which a direct comparison of estates is possible (2001 2010 Amazon forests).
A board is raising money and seeking a location for the center, which is expected to open in the fall.
