"locate the position" is a correct and common phrase used in written English.
Example sentence: The GPS system will help you locate the position of the nearest gas station.
This condition allows one to locate the position of the sheet side edge and thus to describe the sheet shape.
Like approximation methods, the purpose in the proposed algorithm is to locate the position of design point.
The possession of certain features (homologues) can help locate the position of an individual in the hierarchy of life.
In fact, by December 31 , 2002 federal law will require cellular carriers to be able to locate the position of every user making a 911 call.
The ability to accurately identify and locate the position of radioactive materials could be hugely useful in counter terrorism operations and for customs officials.
Having a fourth detector will be especially helpful to locate the position of an event in the sky with greater precision.
Whenever such injuries are suspected, it is important to locate the position of the fragment as carefully as possible and to remove it by surgery.
In a deep-sea neutrino telescope it is mandatory to locate the position of the optical sensors with a precision of about 10 cm.
The qualitative results compare well, the numerical model being able to locate the position of the main longitudinal vortices on the lee side of the train.
She used a trumpet to listen to the baby's heartbeat and her hands to locate the position of the baby's head, just like something from an episode of the BBC period drama Call the Midwife.
Coral Reef positions: The Global Distribution of Coral Reefs dataset (version 2010) compiled by the UNEP-WCMC was used to locate the position of coral reefs in the Red Sea (Fig. 1).
