"locational choice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a decision to choose a specific location or area. For example, "Alice had to make a locational choice when looking for a place to rent."
The proposed computer-based system is tested using the locational choice problem of an industrial company.
This article quantitatively assessed factors that shape locational choice behaviour of urban farmers.
This paper examines the impact of locational choice as a firm strategy to access knowledge spillovers from universities.
More generally, labor market conditions affect the locational choice and at the same time impact the length of stay.
The IIA property is well known in discrete (locational) choice literature (Ray 1973; Sheppard 1978; McFadden 2001; Sener et al. 2011).
Three hundred questionnaires were randomly administered to farmers in ten localities with a view to identifying factors that shape their locational choice behaviour.
In addition, recent immigrants' locational choices are more likely to respond to E-Verify mandates.
This study uses data from the 2005 2014 American Community Survey to examine how such laws affect unauthorized immigrants' locational choices.
We therefore expect that any effects of E-Verify on locational choices are larger among recent immigrants.
Alternatively, the very different locational distribution of immigrants could indicate suboptimal locational choices by one or both of the migrant groups.
If so, differences in the destinations of the two groups may reflect uninformed locational choices by immigrants that result in suboptimal immigrant economic outcomes.
