The phrase 'geography location' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the geographical position or location of something. For example, "The geography location of the city is in the south of the country."
The works in One, such as Dyson's acrylic painting, Value and Resources (Water Table #10), Mendez's found photo, let X stand, if it can for the one's unfound (After Proceso Pentágono) II and Gladman's drawing, Untitled, Scope, explore geography, location, violence and the limitations of text images in examining race, environment, and history.
Without information on age, sex, geography, location, etc., which is considered basic information in a surveillance system, analyses of epidemiological characteristics of ILI cases is neither informative nor effective enough.
Her Ph.D. was in Economic Geography and Location Theory at Boston University.
I suddenly realized that the techniques that had allowed us to legitimize the role of increasing returns in trade could also be used to reclaim a whole outcast field: that of economic geography, the location of activity in space.
On this trip, we will look at that battlefield, understand its geography and location and trace through the elements of the battle - how they occurred, how they were experienced, and how they were understood then and long after.
The key factor in Siemens' decision to come to Hull was geography – "Purely location," says Jones, who did more than many to win the bid, "and the scale of the investment in the North Sea" – but it was also because of the relationship the council built with the German engineering company.
Geography and location provide other opportunities.
We're seeing a lot of business customers realizing that geography matters, location matters".
Twitter Ads already let you target by keyword, geography, gender, location, etc.
The agency said it had considered geography, climate, location of ground infrastructure, research needs, airspace use, aviation experience and risk.
The FAA said it considered "geography, climate, location of ground infrastructure, research needs, airspace use, safety, aviation experience and risk" in selecting the operators.
