"label placed on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has a label attached to it. For example: "The label placed on the box indicated it was a rush delivery."
Bernie Williams, the Yankee center fielder who, like all the players on this day, wore an American flag label placed on the side of his cap, said: "I feel pretty secure.
The small black cube, built by Apple founder Steve Jobs' NeXT Inc, still has a label placed on it by Berners-Lee warning that "This machine is a server – DO NOT POWER IT DOWN!".
"I can't tell you how much Chris agonized about the label placed on him and some of the public's perception that resulted from these acts," Bryant said.
Also known as "pop surrealism," the genre has been met with resistance from the fine arts canon, but Shag is one of the few to become both financially and critically successful despite the label placed on his singular means of depicting postwar-era conspicuous consumption, sprawling suburbs, and booze-fueled poolside parties.
For non-IBC cases and visitors, the clinic or ward from which the study subject was to be selected was also identified on a label placed on the cover of the binder.
3) The experiment in Figure 3A should be repeated with the Cy3 label placed on the 5' end of the oligo, where it is unlikely to interfere with DNA unwinding.
Samples were labelled, placed on ice and delivered immediately (within half an hour) to the laboratory of Dr Steven Narod (Women's College Hospital).
How have you listened to the many different labels placed on your son throughout the years?
Somehow, Jon has had a few false labels placed on him by some people -- but many of those labels distort his real record.
You're black, too!" It's a sobering piece of dialogue that allows Cookie a level of depth and agency to thwart the labels placed on her, and on the show.
Rock of Ages, however, takes as its boogie-man a group of conservative housewives, based on the ones led by Tipper Gore, then the wife of a young Tennessee Senator, who lobbied to get labels placed on record albums (remember those?) warning of obscene content.
