"important location" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place that holds significance or significance. For example, "The Capitol Building is an important location in Washington, DC."
"Long Island remains an important location, in the eyes of a Republican majority or a Democratic majority," he said.
If placed correctly, one column will contain the name of an important location in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
Dotted with the ruins of ancient civilizations, Tunisia is an important location for the study of world archaeology and architecture.
Ham Hill is an ancient, steep-sided neolithic earthwork, later used as a Roman garrison and an important location in Arthur's Britain.
The UK is an important location for Bayer in several areas, including research and especially clinical and agricultural product development, according to Moscho.
This time, Vernon has talked enthusiastically about another important location for the second album: a former veterinary practice in Wisconsin that he has rebuilt as a studio.
"We know that Libya is an important country, it has an important location and long coast on the Mediterranean sea which is facing Europe.
The material came from Tuwaitha, an important location in Saddam Hussein's nuclear weapons development program until it was largely shut down after the Persian Gulf war of 1991.
After talks with Mr. Reilly, Mr. R ers told the German public television channel ARD that Bochum was "an important location for the future".
Close by, though, a clothes shop has made a single concession to its important location - a handful of tea towels for sale outside bear Toulouse-Lautrec motifs.
After talks with Mr. Reilly, Mr. Rüttgers told the German public television channel ARD that Bochum was "an important location for the future".
