The phrase "a sheltered location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place that is protected from harsh weather conditions or external threats.
Example: "The campsite was chosen for its sheltered location, providing protection from the wind and rain."
Alternatives: "a protected area" or "a safe spot".
"I informed people that the school was a sheltered location, and I tried everything to get them here".
Despairing mothers were given the privacy of a cradle in a sheltered location near the front door where they could surrender a child in anonymity.
Inverness, Highlands The capital city of the Highlands sits in a sheltered location between Loch Ness and the sea, making it a perfect place to visit for watersports and coastal walks.
Each individual nest is built in a sheltered location (such as in a cave, in a gap between rocks, or beneath overhanging tree branches), where it is out of sight from other nests.
This system comprises a subterranean reservoir installed at a sheltered location; a borehole created by directional drilling, a pipe or series of pipes extending from the reservoir into the open ocean.
"Also, if you are travelling with caravans or mobile homes, it would be sensible to seek a sheltered location for these until the winds have died down," he added.
Mainly nocturnal, the female redback lives in an untidy web in a warm sheltered location, commonly near or inside human residences.
Around 1520, David Lindsay decided to abandon the original castle, and built a tower house and barmkin, or courtyard, in a more sheltered location nearby.
Or move them to a more sheltered location.
It may also please the occupant not to be sitting in the midst of noisy polluting vehicles, but in a more peaceful and sheltered location.
Lives much longer than the typical puddle due to sheltered location.
