'located distant' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is situated far away. For example, "The town was located distant in the countryside."
By contrast, the Scandes were almost completely glaciated during the Pleistocene glacial maxima (reflecting their northern location and less dissected topography) and located distant from the southern-European glacial refugia [23], [24], [27] (although some species survived in more northern refugia [28]).
Frons seldom with any strong inclinate frontal bristles, but if one or two present they located distant from and inclined oppositely to the two lateroclinate orbital bristles ………..…………..………………………………………………………………………...Piophilidae.
That is, as the farm households have located distant from the market and the main road, they found out to be less participating in adopting both activities.
The gene for the ATP binding protein of the transporter was located distant from the cluster.
Interestingly, the skew towards rare alleles is more extreme for both intergenic and non-synonymous changes in the set of 2352 genes located distant from detected cis-acting QTL.
The measurement of F-score in a large window size (−20∼+20) revealed a statistically significant amino acid composition and position-specific scoring matrix (evolutionary information), which are mainly located distant from Ub sites.
The sensing methods have been developed as part of a shift by the Defense Department toward locating distant targets quickly, so American forces get the first shot.
For ships such as submarines located near the surface of the water, this refraction creates shadow regions, limiting their ability to locate distant vessels.
In "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" (1974), Thomas Nagel pointed out that no matter how much someone might know about the objective facts about the brains and behaviour of bats and of their peculiar ability to echolocate (to locate distant or invisible objects by means of sound waves), that knowledge alone would not suffice to convey the subjective facts about "what it's like" to be a bat.
It has been posited, however, that in advanced stages of MM (i.e., III-IV), FDG-PET/CT can be of great value by locating distant metastases, thereby influencing treatment decisions and informing prognosis [8 12].
Two of these studies, Scheier et al. and Wagner et al., both reported on a patient population almost identical to ours involving 46 SLNB-positive MM patients where FDG-PET/CT was utilized in the initial staging to locate distant metastases [18, 24].
