The phrase 'geographically strategic' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of locations that have advantages for certain activities due to their geographic location, such as military defense or trade. For example, "The city's prime coastal location made it a geographically strategic place to establish a key naval base."
Results suggest that their locations were not only strategic during the 1960s, but remain geographically strategic today.
To that end, today it also announced a new Global Low Latency (GLL) and quality service created by "employing geographically strategic data centers and intelligent routing".
Mexico's geographically strategic location has ironically become a curse in the last decades, offering fertile soil for transnational criminal activities.
The [First] Battle of Stockach occurred on 25 March 1799, when French and Austrian armies fought for control of the geographically strategic Hegau region in present day Baden-Württemberg.
Located in one of the world's most geographically strategic locations, with endless miles of coastline, hundreds of islands, majestic mountains, with a mild climate all year round, boasting one of the world's healthiest diets and home to a fresh, educated and diligent workforce, Greece has it all.
At the time, the English NHS was geographically divided into 10 strategic health authorities (SHAs) [ 24], each responsible for overseeing local health services including one or more acute and/or foundation NHS hospital trusts, where foundation trusts have more financial and operational freedom than non-foundation trusts.
It is key that the college develops strategic relationships with geographically diverse community colleges to ensure a diverse transfer student applicant pool.
The modelling framework was conceived to steer strategic policies through a geographically specific design process considering economic and environmental criteria.
There are compelling strategic reasons for a geographically isolated and dispersed nation such as Australia to maintain a genuinely national carrier.
Now is the time to discuss strategic partnerships with these geographically pivotal countries, especially given tensions with their larger neighbors to the north and south.
A key contextual factor was the structure of cancer networks and, latterly, the ease or otherwise with which they managed the transition to being part of geographically larger and more clinically diverse strategic clinical networks.
