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The phrase "a area of the" is not correct in English.
It should be "an area of the" due to the vowel sound that begins the word "area." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a specific region or space in various contexts, such as geography, planning, or discussion of topics.
Example: "We need to focus on an area of the project that requires immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a section of the" or "a region of the".
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Fig. 12 a Area of the painting fragment from where the sample ÆIN 1060 was taken.
Additionally, there was an estimated rural population of 3000 to 4000 in a area of the Copán Valley, giving an estimated total population of 18,000 to 25,000 people in the valley during the Late Classic period.
The carpet tunicate (Didemnum vexillum) has taken over a area of the seabed on the Georges Bank off the northeast coast of North America, covering stones, molluscs, and other stationary objects in a dense mat.
In order to determine the VRR the following measurements were performed: (a) area of the valleculae – this measure is obtained by using an area function (height × width).
Put the tank in a area of the house which isn't drafty, near a radiator, near a window, in direct sunlight, or near other sources of fluctuating temperatures, for example kitchen areas.
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Figure 4 shows a histogram of an area of the object in two frames of image.
Use a sweeping motion to cover an area of the stove in 1 streak.
Razi Irawani is a young comedian and actor from an area of the city called Vollsmose.
These cells live in an area of the ovary called a stem cell niche.
It's an area of the world I know a little bit about.
Newham Council has been piloting a version of the licensing scheme in an area of the borough for the last 18 months.
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