The phrase "at a random place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified or arbitrary location.
Example: "We decided to meet at a random place to avoid the usual crowd."
Alternatives: "in a random location" or "at an arbitrary spot".
Before long a "hyperspace" option was added so that a player could make his ship vanish and reappear at a random place on the screen, avoiding certain death.
She shut her eyes and opened the book at a random place - near the back because she reckoned the author usually saved his or her best insights for the conclusion.
Each insertion adds a new gene at a random place in the network.
Randomisation used a table of random numbers, starting at a random place to ensure that the allocations were not known before randomisation.
Briefly, 10 15 sample fields from each section were taken as images through a 100x oil-immersion objective (the first image was taken at a random place and the next images were taken based on a fixed distance from the preceding image).
Content consumers and a MCS are initially placed at a random position.
At each cycle, Pc was placed at a random position and the protein was docked as rigid body on the basis of only experimental restraints and a van der Waals repulsion function to avoid steric collision.
We then tried to go to this dope-looking ramen spot, but it was insanely busy so we wound up at a random Japanese place was a bit here and there.
Bookmark the container, Warp at another random place, Re-warp on the bookmark you made.
Every HPB execution also sees a transmitter placed at a random road position within the inner square of the simulation grid.
Contigs were selected at random, placed at a randomly chosen position in the genome, and the minimum distance to a gene calculated.
