The term "geographical hub" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a central location that serves as a focal point or center for transportation, communication, or other activities. Example: The city of Chicago is a major geographical hub in the United States, with its central location and busy airports serving as a hub for both domestic and international flights.
Demonstrators have removed celebratory photographs of Pearl Roundabout, the geographical hub of the protests, from their Facebook pages.
More significantly, after the EU's expansion, the Germans will be at the geographical hub of the Union, rather than at its eastern edge.This shift in the centre of gravity of the EU has caused some barely disguised ill-feeling between France and Germany.
So, when we picked an emerging market, it could have been any of these places, but then we picked Africa, because we said, "Let's pick some place new". And then once you pick Africa, Kenya becomes the obvious choice, because it's such a geographical hub.
Silicon Valley is indeed undergoing a chill, while tech in Europe is growing, purposefully, confidently and across a broad front of geographical hubs and industries.
(K7) One barrier to improving MDTMs and communication in primary care was the (then) recent reorganisation of district nurse teams into geographical hubs, which had made provision of palliative care more difficult; GPs found it harder to make contact, arrange meetings and share information with the district nurse teams.
We also included indicators for geographical region (BCSP hub) to investigate regional variation in uptake.
"The geographical lines between hubs are blurred as R.J.'s are added to the system," Mr. Baker said.
Therefore, to analyze competitiveness, these four ports were selected, and the geographical locations of the hub ports and the related study area are indicated in Fig. 2.
Nevertheless, in all geographical scales, authority and hub scores are correlated to input output linkages and capture the hierarchical structure of sectors in the economy.
The dot-com boom in the late 1990s, followed by a bust of the same, first drew attention to this geographical area as a hub of technology that many of the greatest high-tech companies chose to call home.
Hong Kong is the financial and geographical centre of Asia, a transport hub where people from West and East feel equally at home, and there are no duties on art.
