The phrase "name a location" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when asking someone to state a specific place or area. Example: "Can you name a location where we can have our picnic?".
With technologies like these, Mr. Louie envisions a software system that could monitor e-mail traffic from various sources and identify patterns from these disjointed pieces: a person's name, a location or even a topic -- say, flying lessons.
Now Digitalsmiths has refined the technology to the point that it can offer a Google-like search bar, with the engine able to automatically detect if a search term refers to a character or actor name, a location, or perhaps the name of a show.
So essentially, it's a tablet named after a location named after a lake trio.
Back when telephones were devices that sat on the hallway table or hung on the kitchen wall, people who called you knew where you were; a phone number named a physical location.
In the Chronicle of the Morea, apart from the owner's name (Kountouras), a location name is also indicated: Kepeskianous, for which there is no information nor any contemporary name.
macOS Mojave will be the sixth iteration of the Mac operating system, named after a location in California where Apple is based.
The cliffs are so intense on Inis Mor that is has been named as a location for the Red Bull Cliff Diving competition.
;CREATE Names a location; space may be allocated at this location, or it can be set to contain a string or other initialized value.
Likewise, sometimes when I click on the name of a location nothing happens.
In the Poetic Edda poem Helgakviða Hundingsbana I, the hero Sinfjötli references Sága in the name of a location found in a stanza where Sinfjötli flyts with Guðmundr.
Imagine being able to provide the app with the name of a location where bombs have just been dropped, an earthquake has occurred, or a plane has just crashed.
