The phrase 'which location' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking a question about a specific location. For example, "Which location is this store located in?".
Through association and not episodic memory they were able to locate, not where rewards were hidden, but at which location they had a higher probability of finding them.
The record passed to which location?
But who knows which location will triumph next time?
Eavis did not disclose to which location the festival might move.
Trusting your instinct on which location is most likely to provide the right consumer base is very important for picking what Mitchell calls the "lower hanging fruit" cities.
Caucus locations have often been shifting abruptly, leaving caucus-goers and campaigns with uncertain information about which location to go to.
The call logging program keeps a record of "metadata" from domestic phone calls, including which numbers were dialed and received, from which location, and the time and duration.
The question asked was: "In your opinion, which location would be the most dangerous during a tornado?" The pupil is then instructed to "Circle one" and given three multiple choice answers: "In school", "At a park" and "In a store".
The "words" are shared and the robots play games to establish which sound represents which location.
This arrow would be either hollow or solid, based on which location services were being used.
