The phrase "a close area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is near or adjacent to something else.
Example: "We decided to set up our picnic in a close area to the lake, where we could enjoy the view."
Alternatives: "a nearby area" or "a proximate area".
I mean where do you think you can, that the university can't deal with ensuring the route it has environment that is not oppressive or hostile because obviously a campus, especially certain types of campuses where there's a lot of, where, that are geographically compact, that have a lot of working and living situations in a close area to create a campus atmosphere.
Indeed, 5 gorilla carcasses belonging to the same group were found in a close area in the Lossi sanctuary.
As determined by PCR, the overall prevalence of infection in our sample of questing ticks (19.3%) is consistent with 20.5% found in southern Czech Republic (20 ) but lower than that reported for a geographically close area in western Slovakia (40%499%) (30 ).
An education campus around 17.000 m2 close area on a 32.000 m2 land, including several buildings, conference center & sports center.
AUDA was a close second (area under the ROC curve = 0.886, sensitivity = 73.9%, specificity = 93.2%).
Including a predefined closed area into the analysis led to an increase in area required to meet conservation goals using high resolution biotope data.
A geolocation model was used to estimate time of arrival, time of departure, and proportion of time that individual cod equipped with data-storage tags spent within a fishery closed area.
Explosive detectors could also be installed, either at the entry points to a closed off area or at an outer perimeter such as the toll ring.
Six psoriasis patients were selected having recently formed point lesions that had simultaneously developed in a close-ranged area.
Note: close family members typically sit together in a closed off area for privacy.
Do this step before applying lipstick so it has a closed off area.
