"location proximity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the close physical distance between two places. Example: The new office building is strategically located due to its location proximity to the main highway and downtown area.
if you're choosing between two facilities, obviously cost, location, proximity to talent, all of those things are factors.
Location, Location Proximity can go a long way as well.
Forbes breaks down its America's Best Colleges list into regions because many college-bound students base their decisions on location, proximity to home and culture.
Layar's Reality Browser provides users with a dynamic list of content, presented in real time and sorted by time, location, proximity, popularity and user preferences.
Today, the company is debuting a new version of its iOS app, which combines group messaging with location proximity and media sharing.
Unlike other deal apps, KoKoChé doesn't charge a sales commission, and app users can select the deals they receive by filtering for category, location, proximity and cost.
However, a correlation analysis between the degree of co-location (proximity) and the strength of the communications between co-located pairs let emerge a novel result: in a metropolitan area like Milan, people who are strongly spatially close do not need to frequently communicate, as observed in other studies [10, 11].
Prices around the island vary widely, depending on location and proximity to the coast.
The Sydney branch will complete what experts have dubbed the Golden Triangle – a reference both to its prime CBD location and proximity to Zara and Top Shop.
Farmers who would like to attract more chefs to the auctions point out its central location and proximity to the New Jersey Turnpike, 1.4 miles away.
Local broadcasting uses an omnidirectional antenna, radiating equally in all directions, except in such special cases as a coastal location or proximity to a neighbouring transmitter.
