The phrase 'geographically situated' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a location, either physically on a map or metaphorically in terms of how something relates to other things. For example, "This small town is geographically situated between two major cities."
The conception of purgatory as a geographically situated place is largely the achievement of medieval Christian piety and imagination.
Guébie falls in the Eastern branch, and is geographically situated between Bété and Dida, two other Eastern Kru languages.
The six remaining battleground states (Ohio, Missouri, West Virginia, Arizona, Nevada and New Hampshire) are geographically situated in areas of the greatest Democratic growth and strength.
This is the first report on bee gut microbiota from north-west Pakistan geographically situated at the crossroads of Indian subcontinent and central Asia.
The injection site is geographically situated in the Chenjiacun village of Wulam Len town, about 40 km southeast of the Ordos city.
In Mr. Barrett's view, "Unless you are a plumber, or perhaps a newspaper reporter, or one of these jobs which is geographically situated, you can be anywhere in the world and do just about any job".
The present study indicates significant divergence between some geographically closely situated localities within the main clades, even in the absence of apparent geographical barriers.
He said the conference was geographically well situated to create its own network the way the Big Ten has.
Longino takes the underdetermination argument to express in logical terms the point made by the sociologically oriented researchers: the individuals participating in the production of scientific knowledge are historically, geographically, and socially situated and their observations and reasoning reflect their situations.
But Hong Kong is better situated geographically than Singapore, since it can be reached from most European and North American cities with a nonstop flight.
"We are not situated geographically to serve as a midpoint connection destination — as is Dubai – except between Oceania and North America and Southern Asia and North America.
