'unsuitable location' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a place that is not suitable or appropriate for a given purpose. For example: "The abandoned warehouse was an unsuitable location for the company picnic."
The School District, for its part, has run an effective propaganda campaign, with officials appearing on Fox News to argue that Los Angeles is an unsuitable location for a "food revolution", and that Oliver was only motivated to film there because he's hoping to launch a Hollywood career.
Critics have said that alleged human rights abuses make the country an unsuitable location for the meeting.
Some critics have also said Qatar is an unsuitable location for the tournament, given its current lack of sporting infrastructure and the fact that summer temperatures there can reach 50C.
We believe that Strathallan Castle is an unsuitable location and urge Perth and Kinross Council to reject the application and for DF Concerts and Events to look for an alternative location for T in the Park".
In the remaining six deposit points, each index needs to be studied carefully to determine if a Conditioning Plan is sufficient, or if a Sealing and Closing Plan is required owing to the unsuitable location of the deposit points.
Daniella Radice, leader of the council's Green Party group and an opponent of the Bristol Rovers stadium plan, says not. "I am in favour of a new stadium, just not financed by a large supermarket in an unsuitable location," she says.
Its function as a snack does mean that the scotch egg is often eaten in unsuitable locations.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the new bete noire of conservationists, who condemn it as a dirty and desperate attempt to grab the last fossil fuels from inaccessible rocks in unsuitable locations.
But eventually his career was restored by a Soviet invitation to direct a film version of a non-fiction work he'd loved in his youth, and back in the 1940s he had planned a Japanese version that was aborted, partly due to unsuitable locations but mainly because its themes were in conflict with Japanese militarism.
"What we don't want is to damage the reputation of Bournemouth as a family resort by placing sites in unsuitable locations.
Land shortages in the north have meant that new houses have been erected in unsafe and unsuitable locations such as ravines (Hicks and Few, 2014).
