The phrase "are largely located" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the general placement or distribution of something in a particular area or context.
Example: "The majority of the species in this region are largely located near freshwater sources."
Alternatives: "are mainly found" or "are primarily situated".
As stated earlier, despite the large size of FTO gene, variants implicated in obesity and weight gain are largely located in the first intron.
The poorest neighbourhoods are largely located in the south, although some areas have gentrified.
The reason for this seemingly strange behavior is that aerosols are largely located near industrialized areas in the Northern Hemisphere.
Zynga is also experimenting with games using real money, but those efforts are largely located in the United Kingdom.
"There are not a lot of people from Kentucky and West Virginia and Alabama working in our newsrooms". US news bureaus are largely located on the nation's coasts, and as a result, journalists often seek out the same, familiar sources and regions when looking for and reporting on stories — like Silicon Valley for tech news, for example.
Melaleuca forests are largely located in coastal and wetland areas that may be affected by climate change [33], so the risk of salinization of the region will increase.
Confocal images of HEK293-uPAR cells labelled with anti-uPAR antibodies showed that uPAR was largely located at the cell surface, predominantly in large lamellipodia-like structures and in intracellular vesicles of different size (Fig. 2 left).
Therefore, the locations of the rat when it was shocked were largely located in the counter-clockwise half of the shock zone.
The targets in South Korea and Japan were largely located in urban areas.
"The excess risk [of cardiac death] was largely located among the subgroup given fish oil capsules," they reported.
The results showed that the ranges of indicative spectral reflectance were largely located in 770-913 and 729-742 nm in both rice and wheat.
