The phrase "are localized between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the specific locations or areas where something is situated or occurs, often in a scientific or technical context.
Example: "The proteins are localized between the cell membrane and the cytoplasm, playing a crucial role in cellular signaling."
Alternatives: "are situated between" or "are found between".
Here we show that ETS transcription factors are novel regulators of MCM4 origin, whose binding sites are localized between two divergently transcribing MCM4 and PRKDC genes.
Two-dimensional LIF images from the flames show that the CF2 radicals are localized between the flame center and the flame front.
On the structural conception, chemical bonds are sub-molecular, material parts of molecules, which are localized between individual atomic centers and are responsible for holding the molecule together.
These observations suggest that the important Ets1 responsive elements are localized between −91 and −391 bp of the MMP13 promoter.
Therefore, postnatal muscle growth depends on satellite cells, which are localized between the basal lamina and the plasmatic membrane of muscle fibers.
Interestingly, amino acids 12 15 that could form a hairpin structure in the NEP N-terminus are localized between the identified phosphorylation site and the binding domain for PTEN [11].
All the tumours expressed Laminin 332, but its localization was variable between tumour types: it was localized between the vessels of HGT-1 tumours and in the cell cytoplasm and intercellular spaces in L50 tumours, but at rather low levels.
In the VB description of the benzene molecule, each double bond is localized between a particular pair of atoms, but resonance spreads that character around the ring.
The region with the maximum time-averaged OH-PLIF intensity was found to be localized between the wake vortex pairs.
According to this theory, electrons in a molecule, rather than being localized between atoms, are distributed over all the atoms in the molecule in a spatial distribution described by a molecular orbital.
A system with a 'tweezers'-type shape has been found, where the excess electron is localized between two HF molecules in a ⋯FH · e · HF⋯ bridge.
