The phrase "a place at which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific location or venue where an event occurs or where something is situated.
Example: "The museum is a place at which visitors can learn about ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "a location where" or "a site at which".
The effective case depth is defined as the perpendicular distance from the surface to a place at which the hardness is HV 550.
It is thus impossible for a thing to be moving to a place at which in its motion it can never by any possibility arrive.
The head of each agency shall prescribe regulations for conducting the audit and designate a place at which the audit is to be conducted.
John Daniel Ramey, a student at a school, officially known as the Special Training Unit of the 3384th Service Unit, a place at which an absolutely illiterate can in about three months time, pick up the equivalent of a fifth or sixth grade facility in reading, writing and arithmetic.
"I think there is a traditional kind of window of two weeks, usually, that news organizations have considered a place at which you don't drop a bomb on a candidate because you want to have some time for a scandal to sort itself out," he said.
The motion was accordingly moulded into the following form: "the Legislature shall at their first assembling determine on a place at which their future sessions shall be held; neither House shall afterwards, during the session of the House of Reps.
He did well and got a place at Imperial College London, which is where he studied maths.
But he did sufficiently well to earn a place at Cambridge, which was held over while he did National Service.
Also waiting nervously at the Fife Institute was John Park, a Labour list candidate for Mid-Scotland and Fife hoping to find out if he had won a place at Holyrood, which an hour or so later, he did.
Mr. Glaser is just the latest Bear Stearns banker to find a place at Bank of America, which, like many other Wall Street firms, has been steadily trying to pick off talented bankers from Bear amid the transition.
Instead children who do not live within Gillespie's normal catchment area will be offered a place at Tynecastle High School, which also has Gaelic facilities.
