'linguistic landscape' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the languages that are used in a geographic region, or the various forms of communication in a particular community or context. For example, "The linguistic landscape in Washington, DC is incredibly diverse, with official languages ranging from English to Spanish to French."
The example of the politically and linguistically-loaded contexts of Quebec and Vancouver indicates that the linguistic landscape can function as a powerful educational instrument.
The very linguistic landscape of "Constance" is one of intense, silty darkness.
This department's interest is in the more creative names now dotting the linguistic landscape.
Cameron clearly had Klingon in mind when he began envisioning the linguistic landscape of "Avatar".
But now, Autocorrect has made my idiosyncratic prose recognizable as part of a rich, diverse and even funky linguistic landscape created by accessible technology.
Two made impassioned public cries against perceived abuses of English, while two others worked meticulously behind the scenes to record the ever-evolving richness of the linguistic landscape.
The linguistic map of Australia reflects stepwise migrations rather than rapid military conquests and imperial expansions like those that established the linguistic landscapes of other continents.
In a number of areas ("linguistic landscapes") where the dialectal differentiation is essentially even, it is hardly justified to speak of regional dialects.
Therefore further research is needed to explore linguistic landscapes and linguistic identities in immersion settings.
The manner in which these three languages were displayed in the linguistic landscapes of the schools was examined.
Previously no priority has been given to studies of the ways linguistic landscapes may inflect immersion students' language use and shape their linguistic identities.
