The phrase "a locus of much" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in academic or literary contexts to describe a central point of significant activity or interest, but it requires additional clarification.
Example: "The city has become a locus of much cultural exchange and innovation in recent years."
Alternatives: "a center of much" or "a hub of much".
It is the locus of salvation, which is why Jesus' physical resurrection matters so much.
The general ability factor is a universal empirical finding, a robust measure of overall cognitive functioning, and also the locus of much of the age effects on cognition (1).
At the crossroads of trade and multiple religious traditions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism), the valley became a shared sacred site, a focus of social and cultural exchange, and the creative locus of much Himalayan art.
_Scrabble is the locus of much anxiety in the story, as the narrator recalls his struggles as a child and watches his mother's struggles now.
But some of the men's costuming strongly suggests the Arab world, the current locus of much global conflict.
EDINBURGH — Whether they were examining social ills of the near-present, investigating governmental lapses of the past or envisioning a nightmare future, the British writers presenting new work this year at the Traverse Theater, the locus of much of the most ambitious playwriting at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, were in a distinctly gloomy frame of mind.
Scrabble is the locus of much anxiety in the story, as the narrator recalls his struggles as a child and watches his mother's struggles now.
Cities allow for more social interaction and are the locus of much cultural activity.
The locus of much regulation is on inputs to the supply of these products and services; for example trained practitioners, manufacturers, or importers of drugs and medical equipment.
Thus, if the abovementioned phenomena are writing mechanisms, it means that, for some reason, at least in the organisms studied so far, the developing sperm cells have been specialized as the locus of much long-term writing activity.
