The phrase "location pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a predetermined set of parameters for a particular location. For example, "The new office space must follow the company's strict location pattern in order to be approved."
The new number of vehicles to be placed at location j will be randomly drawn from the interval min v j lp 1, v j lp 2, max v j lp 1, v j lp 2, where v j lp refers to the number of vehicles currently located at location l according to location pattern lp.
It focuses on consolidation terminals for truckers and addresses the problem of optimising location pattern and public share in investments.
Attempts are presented to model the location pattern of moose for Ida-Viru county, Estonia, using kriging interpolation, the GLM regression model, and point pattern generation.
The second stage model attempts to minimize uncovered and undifferentiated paths for a given sensor location pattern and a specific scenario.
The regression analysis shows that firm attributes, including sector, scale, ownership and year of going public, may explain the location pattern of HQ.
It follows that the location pattern, the geographical configuration of the urban region, is a factor in households' adaptive strategies which partly determine the possibilities for reducing travel and the possibilities for adaption and regional resilience.
The roles played by transportation systems and local governments in shaping urban location patterns.
With another warrant, investigators can obtain more extensive data, including months of location patterns and even emails.
In this paper, we investigate the relationship between location patterns, innovation processes and industrial clusters.
Examples of such investments (including descriptions of the associated location patterns) in many countries are provided.
Her research and teaching focused on economic development, urban labor markets, and location patterns in media and other service industries.
