"location conditions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific characteristics or features of a particular location or area. Example: "The company's decision to open a new branch was based on favorable location conditions, such as low rent prices and a high population density."
The growth of power systems is the result of scale merits and location conditions of power plants.
For both launch time and launch location conditions, different solar radiation is the main effect approach during ascending process.
By analyzing location conditions of the identified land systems, we demonstrated the significance of both bio-physical (precipitation, soil) and socio-economic (population density, market influence) factors driving the occurrence of these systems.
Simulation models representing location conditions show that filter air flow, room volume and AERs are the key parameters affecting PM removal, however, filters can achieve substantial removal in even "worst" case applications.
"The majority of our drilling, completions and workover activities in the affected areas of the field have been shut down, and restarting the activities is expected to be significantly delayed due to road and location conditions," Anadarko reported in a prepared statement.
The ANT-I uses a nonpredictive cue (exogenous) with valid (target at cued location), non-cued (no spatial cue is presented), and invalid (target appears opposite to the cued location) conditions.
PRICES range from about $400,000 to $850,000 for a single or multifamily house depending on the location, condition and amount of original details remaining, Ms. Suggs said.
Such notice shall contain basic information about the property, including but not limited to location, condition, and information relating to the estimated fair market value of the property.
Fixer-uppers, which represent the majority of housing stock, cost $100 to $500 a square meter ($9 to $46 a square foot), depending on location, condition and historical significance, he said.
Brokers also pointed out that several factors contribute to the price of a house, including its location, condition, and its width, with those 19 to 20 feet wide attracting the greatest demand, though the average house is 18 feet wide.
Today, housing prices are 10 to 20 percent lower than their peak values in 2007, Mr. Dunn said, adding that prices vary widely according to location, condition and proximity to the coast and the capital.
