The phrase "at relevant locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific places or areas that are pertinent to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The data will be collected at relevant locations to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "in appropriate areas" or "at suitable sites".
Tension and compression experiments were conducted for three distinct inclinations of the specimen orthotropic axes relative to the loading directions, while strain and displacement were monitored at relevant locations on the specimens via digital image capturing and subsequent application of DSI.
Ultimately, this information may result in police increasing patrols of risky drinking contexts (e.g., parking lots during a football game); parents being educated about high-risk settings; and specialized prevention materials, resources, and services provided at relevant locations.
During visual search constrained to specific locations, attention can mediate this selection of information, both by enhancing the information at relevant locations (Carrasco et al. 2004; Hillyard et al. 1998) and by suppressing the information at irrelevant locations (Serences et al. 2004).
Various antibiotics bind to ribosomes at functionally relevant locations such as the peptidyl-transferase center (PTC) and the exit tunnel for nascent proteins.
Finally, the quality of the cast concrete, investigated through a visual inspection of a series of drilled concrete samples taken at several relevant locations of the casts, revealed to be excellent considering the high casting speeds.
However, an ultrasonographic diagnosis requires first to determine the anisotropic human tooth properties at clinically relevant locations and to simulate wave propagation phenomena in inhomogeneous tooth models with proper dimensions.
The actual dB values are also shown at the relevant locations.
We have added citations to the Hetrick paper at the relevant locations in the Introduction.
Assigning exposure using ambient concentrations of pollutants at their residential location does not account for time spent indoors and pollutant concentrations at other relevant locations.
Specific data analyses are explained at the relevant locations in the 'Results', and statistical tests are described either in the 'Results' or in the relevant figure legends.
However, if patterns of periodic mobility are known and predictable, then implementation of such a strategy could be achieved through, for example, promoting STI screening for travellers at the relevant locations and times of the year.
