The phrase "a given parcel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific parcel that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "In the analysis, we will focus on a given parcel of land that has been designated for development."
Alternatives: "a specific parcel" or "a particular parcel".
Another use of the condemnation power occurs when a governmental body condemns the development rights in a given parcel of property.
A formula linked to the number of owners for a given parcel dictates how many landholders have to agree to a lease.
Using a generalized method of moments (GMM) spatially autoregressive econometric model, we demonstrate that both parcel geometry and surrounding land uses influence the probability of a given parcel being certified organic.
Each town may have its own restrictions that dictate how much of a given parcel can be occupied by structures, including the main house, detached garage, pool house and even a tennis court.
Before discussing some practical tools for evaluating land, its important to emphasize that in my experience, the most successful farmers spend time listening to the land, in other words learning directly from it the limits and opportunities a given parcel has to offer.
The microscopic particles of atmospheric dust, sea salt and smoke known as aerosols are meteorological and climatic will-o'-the-wisps -- now here, now not, materializing somewhat randomly in a given parcel of air and then disappearing in a few days.
Obviously, a lot more of the food grown on any given parcel of land can be made available to humans if it's not being funneled through animals first.
Frequently, use of any given parcel of property is at the same time effectively a use of, or a demand upon, property beyond the border of the user.
But that can only go on so long — farmers can typically only reach about 80percentt of any given parcel of land's maximum potential.
With any given parcel of air spending only seven minutes, on average, over the land area of Suva Peninsula, these black carbon concentrations are indicative that significant combustion emissions occur within Suva.
Heraclides, among others, in his epitome of Sotion, says that he was raised in Samos, since the Athenians were given parcels of land there, but came to Athens when he was eighteen, when Xenocrates was head of the Academy and Aristotle was still in Chalcis" (where he died in 322).
