The phrase "at seat" is not commonly used in standard written English and may be considered incorrect or awkward.
It could be used in contexts related to seating arrangements, such as in transportation or events, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Please ensure that all passengers are seated and ready for departure at seat 12B."
Alternatives: "in seat" or "at the location".
Robin Toner (NYT) THE HOUSE DEMOCRATS TAKE AIM AT SEAT -- None of the three candidates in Tuesday's Democratic primary in Georgia's Seventh Congressional District took more than 50percentt of the vote, so a runoff will be held on Aug. 8 to decide which of the top two finishers, Roger Kahn or Jim Williams, gets to challenge the incumbent Republican, Representative Bob Barr, in the fall.
Both vertical displacement and acceleration are measured at seat frame and driver's head, respectively.
With the backrest reclined beyond 95°, the weight at seat gradually decreased by 9% at 115° recline.
The weight distributed at seat was 10 12% less at back inclines (p<0.01) as compared to upright unsupported sitting.
Carry on down ride bearing left at seat away from nearby car park.
Mr Whittock was one of those - he was at seat number three.
And what happened to those at-seat massages or in-train films we were promised?
This change is sometimes accompanied by substitution of at-seat service in place of a dining car, which has lost favour because its seats earn no fare revenue.
Unlike traditional airlines, who profit from ticket sales, the cheap flights economic model revolves around at-seat services - charging a captive audience for a sandwich or a scratchcard.
In the case of East Coast that extra £23m seems to have been spent mostly on gussying up the grub in first class, though Gelson says there have also been efforts made to improve the at-seat trolley service in standard class.
Packages might be as simple as an exclusive bar and a fancier seat, or perhaps a pre-match meal, and range up to the exclusive use of an executive box with at-seat service.
