The phrase "a marginal location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is on the outskirts or not central to a particular area or context, often implying it is less significant or less desirable.
Example: "The new store is situated in a marginal location, making it difficult to attract customers."
Alternatives: "a peripheral location" or "a secondary location".
City officials argue that they are letting the protesters have their say while minimizing the disruption to the rest of the city, a Bloomberg administration priority, but the protesters, who ultimately settled on a rally site along the West Side Highway, feel they are being forced like barely tolerated stepchildren into a marginal location with no meaning for average New Yorkers.
They may be irregular, show a marginal location or may exhibit dense, uniform calcification.
Why build commercial space in a marginal Brooklyn location when there's excess office space in Lower Manhattan?
Today these fäbodar often lack electricity and running water due to their marginal location or for more symbolic nostalgic reasons.
As a result, Ms. Reiss said, the loss of jobs will not necessarily be devastating to any one community but is likely to be felt most in what she described as marginal locations, casting a shadow over the market in general.
On the other, he argues that improvements in telecommunication technology create "the ability to choose one's locale -- even in the most remote of places," thereby redrawing "the map of wealth and power away from their traditional abodes, largely the core cities, to a host of newer, previously marginal locations".
While actual rents in prime areas are close to asking rents, said Robert K. Futterman, who heads the retail brokerage firm bearing his name, in more marginal locations, like the meatpacking district, there is a 20percentt difference between asking and actual rents.
Either sales growth will slack off a good bit or Starbucks will be forced to put outlets in very marginal locations.
The worst-off of these projects were built in marginal locations on the outskirts of the metropolitan area, and stand completely empty months and even years after completion.
Many of the closures are in "fairly marginal locations", places that are already well catered for by supermarkets.
