"top location" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place that stands out from the rest in terms of quality, convenience, or other desirable qualities. For example, "The mountain cabin is a top location for a weekend away."
"We are a city that has been recognized in recent years as a top location to live, work and do business," Mr. Dean said.
In Puerto Viejo, Koki Beach is a rancho-style lounge bar with furniture coolly fashioned from reclaimed wood, in a top location by the sea, and prettily lit.
Christie's and its rival Sotheby's say that within the past few years, Hong Kong has emerged as a top location for sales of expensive jewelry, gems and fine wines.
While China is the world's top location for contracting out manufacturing, it has just $2 billion of the outsourced-services market, reckons Bill Lewis, the founder of Temasys, a Singapore-based consultancy.
Duane Reade executives said that the Williamsburg store was now the chain's top location for beer sales, and that the average amount spent per visit at the store had risen since opening, as more people try the beer.
But unless a commercial property is in a top location, he said, "there may not be takers for shop units or offices for an extended period of time in an economic downturn".
The chart above shows the top locations in London for the planned towers.
This is one of the top locations for wattwandern, as mudflat hiking is called in Germany.
According to Mr. Ducate's organization, more than 11,000 exhibitions take place in the United States each year, with Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas and Orlando, Fla., the top locations.
The show does well across this country, though as might be expected, it fares best in the South, with Atlanta, Knoxville, Tenn., Charlotte, N.C., and Birmingham, Ala., among the top locations in ratings.
Momo, China's top location-based social networking app, has continued its impressive user growth from last year and added solid financial figures to back it up, according to its most recent earnings report.
