The phrase "at intermediate locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific points or positions that are between two other locations or points.
Example: "The survey was conducted at intermediate locations along the river to gather data on water quality."
Alternatives: "at transitional points" or "at midpoints".
Critically, this cueing effect also occurred at intermediate locations.
This study presents the first results of an on-going experiment in Luxembourg-City, which includes two dual-frequency links and several rain gauges at intermediate locations along the links.
However, measurements are performed at intermediate locations in cases like pole-mounted transformers.
In the new test, the researchers put the drinkers at intermediate locations between the two drinkers, then measured how often the hamsters approached them.
Route bundling implies compounding multiple routes in a way that anchoring points at intermediate locations minimize a global distance metric to obtain a tree-like structure where the roots of the tree (anchoring points) serve as coordinating locus for the joint transport of information, goods and people.
On the other hand, populations that share a large part of their trajectory will undergo a common loss of alleles (alleles which may continue on pathways in other directions from the origin) and have a higher degree of common 'surfing' alleles, which have emerged at intermediate locations [42].
We measured responses to targets that appeared either at the retinotopic or future-field location of a brief, non-predictive visual cue, or at various intermediate locations between them.
The syncline is covered by Tertiary rock units (Ege2004; Müller et al.2002).The data used here were collected along two transects and at several intermediate locations between 19.9°S and 21.4°S, crossing the forearc, the Western Cordillera, and the Altiplano high plateau in the backarc.
We decided to meet at a pool at an intermediate location, but we couldn't agree on which one.
High-metallicity stars like our Sun, for example, located at an intermediate location between the low-metallicity galactic halo and the high-radiation galactic center, may be scattered throughout the galaxy, affecting the definition of the galactic habitable zone.
The Mid-Atlantic Ridge (MAR) mussels, Bathymodiolus azoricus and B. puteoserpentis, mussels segregate latitudinally and hybridize at an intermediate location that is relatively inhospitable for mussels [ 16, 23].
