The phrase "characteristic location" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a place that is associated with or commonly known for certain qualities, characteristics, or features. For example, "The small mountain village was a characteristic location for breathtaking views."
At the lowest velocities, kink bands develop having the characteristic location, orientation, and width established in previous quasi-static assessments.
The characteristic location in a relay zone between the NW-SE trending platform margin and the E-W oriented Mattinata Fault System favoured the existence of a transtentional zone from the upper Aptian up to the end of the Cretaceous.
Bony defect (arrows) in characteristic location.
STIR T2-weighted sequence in the vertical long-axis view shows the characteristic location of oedema fully involving the apical segments and sparing the basal segments.
Useful distinguishing features on MR are its characteristic location, pressure erosion of underlying bone, very high and homogeneous signal on T2w sequence, low signal on T1w sequence and intense enhancement [45] (Fig. 14).
The tumours have no characteristic location, although in the paediatric population they tend to occur deep within the hemispheres and involve the basal ganglia or thalamus more frequently than do adult tumours.
The bioclimatic potential prognosis was made for 21 characteristic locations.
Strain gages were bonded onto the test specimens at different characteristic locations of the knit-structural unit cell.
Total Heat Release Rates (HRR) and Smoke Production Rates (SPR), as well as total heat fluxes at several characteristic locations, are presented.
Side-by-side comparison of the velocity waveform and velocity contour plot at characteristic locations can be made.
Two set criteria for post-filtering the images were assessed based upon characteristic locations on a signal enhancement versus noise reduction trade-off curve.
