The phrase "at two different locations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events, activities, or objects that occur or exist in separate places.
Example: "The conference will be held at two different locations to accommodate all participants."
Alternatives: "in two separate places" or "at two distinct sites".
The application is compliant with the OpenTox API, and based on interoperability between two OpenTox web services, located at two different locations: ALU-FR's services [55] and the web services of IST [56].
For your convenience, we see families at two different locations in Manhattan.
Both artists appear separately on a split screen in a video filmed at two different locations.
These are obtained by measuring at two different locations within a sample that is in phase coexistence.
The Nigeria Independent reported gunmen operated at two different locations, the Kirigani and Oboh axis of Aligu, Omoku, in a coordinated attack on Christians returning from church services.
Ayn Rand Talk and Walk (Saturday, Sunday and Thursday) The writer is the subject of a walk and discussion at two different locations.
What A toast to the art world's favorite political hero for the sweeping show "Disposition," which features works at two different locations.
In this paper four of these models are analysed and their ability to estimate radiance values is validated using data recorded at two different locations.
They were released, with their hands tied, the same day at two different locations near Veracruz, according to a statement from the Honduras Foreign Ministry, which said the motive and circumstances of the abduction remained unclear.
The innovative device was capable of accurately evaluating the instantaneous mass flow rate on the basis of the pressure time histories detected at two different locations by high-pressure transducers.
The developed buoys were tested in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam, at two different locations: on the Mekong river under high currents, and the second in a small nearby lake with hydraulic connections to a major channel with negligible currents.
