The part of the sentence "mark on the map" is correctly written and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to physically marking a location on a map. For example: I used a red pen to mark my destination on the map.
But the park that is supposed to protect them is little more than a mark on the map.
Page 1 Arts & Leisure A NEW MARK ON THE MAP FOR ART IN CALIFORNIA The colossus of exhibitions across Los Angeles that make up "Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980," divides our knowledge of post-war art in America.
Every mark on the map is an incubator.
Through the YEC, a business can make its mark on the map with PR opportunities.
Perhaps the Portuguese had been there long enough not to be considered necessary to mark on the map.
As a London overspill town, Basingstoke is a town that competes with its larger neighbours to make its mark on the map.
Location-based services and increasing smartphone sales are leaving their mark on the mapping world: mobile-based map access is up significantly, while access from "stationary" points (i.e. desktop and laptop PCs) actually dipped slightly.
Find or print maps of each city you'll stay in, and mark on the maps your destinations.
For instance the ones that are marked on the map as Middle.
This included using "Torghatten" during the captain's briefing, despite no marking on the map using this name, nor one being located close to the mountain.
The mayor said he had been told that only the Jewish center, which is next to one of Spain's few Jewish cemeteries, was marked on the map and that the police combed the area around both sites for explosives.
