The phrase "a starting location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the initial point or place from which something begins, such as a journey, project, or activity.
Example: "Before we begin the hike, let's agree on a starting location to meet."
Alternatives: "an initial point" or "a launch site".
A starting location for the tour will be provided when reservations are made.
Participants briefly learned the overall layout of a virtual desktop environment, and then were taken on a simulated journey ending at a starting location within the environment.
Head-fixed mice were trained to manipulate a joystick: They had to reach towards a joystick, grab it and pull it from a starting location to a target location to receive a reward.
Suppose the row length is L with a starting location at.
For each predicted peak, Splitter outputs a chromosome number, a starting location, and an ending location.
Distance was recorded as miles along roads from a starting location (which may be home, work or other) to a final destination for that trip.
Subjects were asked to grasp and move a cube from a fixed starting location to a target location in each trial.
A pictorial representation of the virtual environment is shown in Fig. 2. In this task, participants navigate through a virtual environment consisting of a 12-arm radial maze with a central starting location.
Briefly, the virtual environment consists of an eight-arm radial maze with a central starting location.
For each iteration, a different starting location was selected at random for each source from a Gaussian distribution with standard deviation of 6 mm in each direction from the previous mean.
To foreshadow what follows, we will start with a description of the general method of RSFC-Snowballing by beginning with a single starting location and by iteratively mapping its functional correlations.
