The phrase "an optimal location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the best or most favorable place for a specific purpose or activity.
Example: "The new office will be situated in an optimal location, close to public transport and amenities."
Alternatives: "an ideal spot" or "a prime area".
The optimization problem is to determine an optimal location of the servers in the tree, as well as the speed at which each server is operated.
Secondly, a muscle biopsy is often performed simultaneously to the nerve biopsy, but the posterolateral aspect of the leg is not an optimal location for such a procedure, as the muscles located there are predominantly tendonous.
Thus the construction of additional housing at the Sidney site, while it may not be an optimal location, would improve the lives of hundreds of graduate students.
Stopping too soon can mean they fail to reach an optimal location, but continuing too far can exhaust resources and result in harm.
When I drove my car to an "optimal location," as directed by T-Mobile, the average download speed was 5.7 megabits per second.
BOTTOM LINE I had a few quibbles, but overall this gorgeous hotel offers a warm atmosphere, roomy accommodations and great amenities in an optimal location.
Your baby might not want to move, or might have its legs crossed, or may just not be in an optimal position or location.
It is well known that graphene growth is strongly dependent on the number of available C atoms that are able to bond within a certain time, that is, if a large number of C atoms encounter graphene edges and do not have enough time to locate an energetically optimal location before forming covalent bonds, then the graphene will just be contaminated with amorphous C.
Secondly, an optimal placement method for the locations of piezoelectric actuators and sensors is developed based on the degree of observability and controllability indices for cantilever plate.
This analysis involves a multiscale GIS that includes a thorough representation of the physical, human and economic spatial realities, a risk-modeling approach, an adequate optimal location and allocation model (taking into account both queuing and staffing problems).
Integration of computation and visualization facilitates decision makers with an iterative what-if analysis process, to acquire more information to obtain an approximate optimal location.
