The phrase "a concentrated zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area where something is densely packed or focused, such as resources, activities, or phenomena.
Example: "The research team identified a concentrated zone of biodiversity in the rainforest that required immediate protection."
Alternatives: "a dense area" or "a focused region".
A solar park refers to a concentrated zone for developing solar projects where the resource potential is well characterized and ample infrastructure is available.
However, in the Aso Farm Land area, cracks of earthquake formed a concentrated zone 200 400 m in width marked by some ruptures and damaged houses or roads.
These possibilities are not mutually exclusive; both cells may contribute in a concerted fashion to forming a concentrated zone of RTX.
During the wet season, semi-nomads remain in a concentrated zone near Lake Chad to sell milk.
In contrast, the xsbAL-facies bedsets derive from fully dilute PDCs with tractional flow boundaries, and the mbAL-facies from dilute PDCs where the rate of supply exceeded the rate of deposition, favoring the development of a concentrated zone that inhibited stratification (Branney and Kokelaar 1997; Sulpizio et al. 2010), possibly with a traction carpet (Sohn 1997; Fig. 12a– d).
The topography of the mountains, he said, meant "there was a concentrated blast zone that we were right in the middle of".
We analyzed GNSS data in southwest Japan and found a concentrated deformation zone along the coastline of the Japan Sea between 132.5°E and 135°E.
The SSZ is a concentrated deformation zone with a width of ~50 km and can be modeled by a deep creep on a vertical strike slip fault with a creep rate of ~5 mm/year.
Because of such migration characteristics, the slip layer is generated along the high shear and/or concentrated zone, which can be considered, as an approximation, as being similar to the constitutive cement paste in concrete pumping.
The movement of ice across Antarctica pushes most kinds of meteorites like a conveyer belt to concentrated zones, making the continent a hotspot for meteorite hunters.
The ligand-receptor encounter probability is lower when receptors are clustered, because an inhomogeneous membrane covering leads to depleted zones and highly concentrated zones which both contain the same concentration of ligand.
