The phrase "a perfectly located" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or object that is situated in an ideal or advantageous position.
Example: "The hotel is a perfectly located spot for tourists, just steps away from the main attractions."
Alternatives: "ideally situated" or "perfectly positioned".
In the 1600s and 1700s, it was a notorious pirate den, perfectly located along trade routes from India to Europe.
What is not unusual, however, is for people who are unfamiliar with the intricacies of buying raw land to discover that a property that appears perfectly located and priced just right may be costly, difficult or even impossible to develop.
Stay in style at El Conquistador Resort, A Waldorf Astoria Resort that is perfectly located to explore land and sea, between the El Yunque National Forest, Seven Seas Beach and the marine national park.
The owners have transformed an ancient shoe store, perfectly located on the corner of George Town's main drag, Chulia Street, into a stylish hostel, decorated with striking modern paintings created by young local artists.
Doubles from €80, excluding breakfast This is currently the best serviced apartment option in town, and perfectly located through a courtyard off Chmielna, Warsaw's fashionable pedestrian street.
Set along the banks of the beautiful St Lawrence River and bordered by forested hills, the city and its surrounds are perfectly located for a number of warm weather activities -- from running to biking to boating – nearly all of which can be enjoyed without even leaving town.
Perfectly located, in fact, for a treat either at the beginning or end of a half-term bid for freedom.
Federal law allows gambling to be run by recognized tribes in states that permit gambling, and Connecticut, perfectly located between Boston and New York, has become a gamblers' promised land.
It's perfectly located in town and makes a central spot from which to explore all 48 wineries in the area, such as Graham Beck for its excellent sparkling wines and Springfield which produces phenomenal whites: a trip is not complete without taking home at least a case of their flinty Life from Stone sauvignon blanc or barrel-fermented chardonnay.
The labrum of two patients in the externally rotated group (20%% of cases) had been perfectly located in its original position with a zero measurement for displacement, separation, and open angle.
