"trial centers" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to physical locations where trials or legal proceedings take place. Example: The defendant's lawyer argued for a change of venue, citing the media attention surrounding the case and requesting that the trial be moved to a different city with less bias. However, the judge ultimately decided to keep the trial in the current location, citing the availability of experienced judges and well-equipped trial centers in the area.
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The trial centers on the shooting death of Patrick Bailey on Oct. 31, 1997.
Ms. Stewart's demand for a new trial centers on the testimony of Larry F. Stewart, a Secret Service ink expert who is not related to Ms. Stewart.
The warnings will come later, say the Web site organizers, when potential patients actually go to the trial centers and enroll.
With his guilt already established, the trial centers on the question of whether Mr. Breivik was insane at the time of the killings.
The trial centers on allegations that the defendants, in concert with organizers linked to Al Qaeda, plotted in 2006 to use liquid explosives concealed in soft-drink bottles to bring down several airliners as they flew from London's Heathrow airport.
The trial centers on accusations that in late 2000 and early 2001, A.I.G., at the urging of Mr. Greenberg, devised a plan with Gen Re to artificially inflate A.I.G.'s balance sheet.
The trial centers on mysterious lists circulating in 2004 that claimed to show clients with secret accounts at the Luxembourg clearing house Clearstream International, including Mr. Sarkozy and other leading political and business figures.
The trial centers on charges, which the prime minister denies, that he bribed judges in the mid-1980's to influence the sale of a government-owned food conglomerate.
The trial centers on the government's contention that Mr. Pirro, a prominent and politically connected real estate lawyer, and his brother Anthony G. Pirro conspired to deduct $1 million in personal expenses as business write-offs.
The trial centers on the evening of April 22 , 1993 when Mr. Lawrence and his friend Duwayne Brooks were heading home from a community center in Eltham, a suburban district about 10 miles from central London.
