The phrase 'geographical place' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a general place on a map. For example, "The small town of Oakmont is a geographical place known for its beautiful autumn foliage."
She was speaking not of a geographical place but an individual imagination.
And unlike so many Internet "sites," they are firmly grounded in a geographical place.
Based in Auckland, club owners clearly felt that geographical place names were underselling the potential of this new franchise.
"George doesn't think of the stage as trying to create a site, or geographical place," he said.
Is art a kind of news from elsewhere (whether a geographical place or a somewhere in the artist's mind), or a report from the close-to-home?
Perhaps, as the show's title suggests, we should understand New York not as a geographical place but as a style of creative consciousness, one that is compelled to contest and deconstruct all authority.
Based on Bruce Feiler's book, this documentary goes looking for the real geographical places where the events of the first five books of the Bible are said to have taken place.
There seems to be a kind of parallel between his work, which sits just outside of London's cultural scene, and Chatham's geographical placing, also just outside the capital.
References to ancient Greek mythological figures and to a wide range of geographical places lend a vast, cosmic dimension to the moral itinerary of Phaedra as she suffers bitterly from her incestuous propensities and a sense of her own degradation.
So the new frontiers are social rather than geographical: places of poverty, war and geo-political interest.' It's salutary that these riskier travel options cater to the most affluent societies that the west has ever seen, in which comfort is taken for granted, and where survival until old age is expected.
Rural ethnic minorities occupy unique economic, social, as well as geographical places in Australian society.
