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"located in the vicinity" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is nearby or in close proximity to something else. It can also be used to describe a general area or region. Example: The new shopping mall is located in the vicinity of the old town square, making it easily accessible for tourists and locals alike.
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Religious cult locations were commonly located in the vicinity, while the gords themselves were frequently visited by traders and artisans.
Iron deposits are located in the vicinity.
Zinc and copper deposits are located in the vicinity.
The Tonys are awarded exclusively to the 40 theatres located in the vicinity of Times Square.
Deposits of both iron ore and marble are located in the vicinity.
Limestone quarries and saltworks are located in the vicinity, and the city contains several processing plants.
Kot Diji is located in the vicinity of several other important historic sites.
Mr X's enterprise is located in the vicinity of Pyongyang and consists of four small-sized coal mines.
Several large-acreage vegetable growers are located in the vicinity of St. Johns County.
Jun expression is found in neurons located in the vicinity of subacute plaques in patients with multiple sclerosis.
In R50A and N51A, single amino acid alterations were located in the vicinity of the catalytic center.
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