The phrase "economic location" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English whenever referring to the economic aspect or context of a specific location.
Example: "The economic location of the new factory proved to be strategic, with easy access to raw materials and a thriving local market."
In principle this system delivers the cheapest renewable energy, since the all solar facilities are eligible and can be installed in the most economic locations.
Study strengths include the objective assessment of both time in MVPA and time spent sedentary, and the large sample of children representing various geographical and economic locations in Europe.
Independent validation of green lines based on aerial photographs showed the best results for interpolation based on regionally estimated regressions relating the occurrence of landscape elements to environmental and socio-economic location factors.
Patients attending outpatient clinics at one of three NHS Trusts, in different socio-economic locations and with different methods for accessing care, were invited to participate.
Its chairman John Markham said: "This investment reflects the government's confidence in the area as a leading economic growth location".
Our results indicate that the pattern of economic activity location is related to urban accessibility and that agglomeration, through economies of scale, also plays an important role.
But TradeNet's approach is unique so far because it collects valuable economic data names, locations, business interests and telephone numbers and then sells them to advertisers.
In a routine annual move, the cabinet approved a list of more than 600 Israeli communities — about 90 of them West Bank settlements — eligible for the benefits, based on criteria like socio-economic status, location near Israel's borders, security vulnerability and newness.
The major growth occurred since the 1980s, as the city benefited from its socio-economic strategic location as well as from the favorable physical setting.
