"natural location" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a place or area that is not man-made or altered by humans, but rather exists in its natural state. Example: The conservationists carefully chose the natural location for the new nature reserve, ensuring that it would not disrupt any delicate ecosystems.
"We think this is a natural location," she continued.
The city was the natural location for this.
I was on the island of High Field — a natural location for drug dealers.
"Hong Kong is at the doorstep of China; it would be a natural location for us".
"The museum is very appealing for tourism, at a natural location that will pick up a huge amount of pedestrian traffic from the Statue of Liberty".
The politics microplay, directed by Hamish Pirie, was all about embracing the warehouse and escaping any idea of a natural location.
Although not all the paintings depict Long Island, all exude the romantic impulse to connect with natural locations that has, for better or worse, fueled development of the Hamptons.
Gaudy scenes of psychotropic hallucinations mesh with overheated drawing-room melodrama that's plush with fancy costumes, lavish settings, and sumptuous natural locations.
The additions range from remote natural locations, like the central highlands of Sri Lanka, to well-trodden urban places, like Amsterdam's 17th-century canal belt.
They brought an end to hide-bound, propaganda movies and paved the way for the rise of neorealism – a strain of deft social dramas, like Bicycle Thieves, that were shot on the cheap, in natural locations and reflected life as it was being lived on the ground.
If the plan is successful, the development would extend Fifth Avenue's museum district further into Spanish Harlem, putting a unique cultural stamp on one of the four corners of Central Park, a site whose views of Harlem Meer make it one of the park's most beautiful and natural locations.
