The phrase "theoretical center" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place or organization devoted to or primarily concerned with the theoretical study of a subject. For example, "The theoretical center at the university has been researching the effects of global warming for years."
The result of this effect is that the mean ion location is offset from the theoretical trapping center (the saddle point in the potential).
Five years ago, I interviewed McCarthy for Newsweek at the Santa Fe Institute, a theoretical-research center where he is a trustee and has spent a considerable portion of the last two decades.
For an historical overview and a theoretical proposal centered on mathematics see Borromeo Ferri 2005.
The theoretical construct centered on the belief that environmental, operational, and process changes along with staff education were required to improve patient privacy and satisfaction.
Previous theoretical studies have centered on quantifying dual phosphorylated MAPK as a final output response and have not incorporated its influence on the regulation of gene expression.
When Alaska joined the union nearly 50 years ago, the government determined that the center — the theoretical balance point — had moved from outside Lebanon, Kan., to some inaccessible prairie here in Butte County, 439 miles to the northwest.
Mr. Monk does a strong job of explaining how Oppenheimer, with unwanted assistance from Nazi Germany, helped shift the center of theoretical physics from Europe to California (he taught at both Berkeley and Caltech).
Larry Abbott helped found the Center of Theoretical Neuroscience at Columbia.
As a faculty member, years ago Elias Aifantis started the work of establishing Aristotle University as an international center for theoretical material mechanics.
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL A new center for theoretical physics opens in Brazil next week, with the goal of becoming a South American hub for the field.
