The phrase "a closed land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a territory or area that is not accessible or is restricted in some way.
Example: "The explorers were unable to enter the region, as it was deemed a closed land due to ongoing conflicts."
Alternatives: "restricted area" or "sealed territory".
He was also keen to develop TLM's work elsewhere, and took a team into the closed land of Bhutan in response to a request from its government.
In the closed land system, failure to prepare for this transition will exacerbate competition for arable land, degrade food security, and accelerate deforestation and biodiversity loss.
"They spend more time supporting the land closures than they do keeping the land open and opening up closed lands," he said.
The next month, Fossett made a third flight around the world in order to break the absolute record for "Distance over a closed circuit without landing" (with takeoff and landing at the same airport).
The challenge: trace a closed path that lands on exactly two dots in each column, lands on one of the five horizontal lines, and — this part is crucial — counts a plate and its neighbor twice: i.e. the 9-plate pairs with the 7-plate to form 16, which is also formed by the 7-plate and the 9-plate.
A closed lid repels flies.
Government officials are considering a variety of steps that would please the European Union, from abolishing the death penalty to reopening the long-closed land border with Armenia.
Rather than giving away a whole slab of land as a closed package, the mayor could instead partition the area the developer is asking for, then create reserves of public space between the lots: ecological corridors with a civic standard the developer would never be incentivised to deliver.
More importantly, within analysis period, there was introduction of larger patches of agriculture and grazing land within a closed canopy forest.
Never take-off or land on a closed runway.
