The phrase "a green area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space that is characterized by vegetation, such as parks, gardens, or natural landscapes.
Example: "The city has designated several parks as a green area to promote biodiversity and provide recreational spaces for residents."
Alternatives: "a green space" or "a vegetated area".
Each year in greater London a green area the size of Hyde Park is paved over.
The potential dramatic increase in traffic has outraged local residents, who enjoy an Olympic dividend in the shape of a green area larger than Hyde park.
On getting into the 'Green Area' at Faslane: "I've gotten through a few times by just showing my pale white room key; looks nothing like a Green Area Pass.
The Supreme Court of India finally cleared it in December 2010, after instructing that three-fourths of the park should remain a "green area," rather than concreted or covered in sandstone, and demanding more trees be planted in the park.
By converting Prokop station in the south into the city's new main station, he says that everything "from Belgrade Waterfront to the Pancevo bridge is going to be a green area".
Figure 13 FORS spectrum of a green area.
Machar decides to decamp to a greener area by the river, and we take a break from our winding conversation.
It is shaped like a square doughnut, with a little green area with trees and a fountain on the inside".
Mr. Hdaidun said he and several neighbors had been going through a planning process for five years to try to change the zoning of their land from a designated green area to a residential area.
We defined a bright green area as a YO-PRO-1 positive area (Figures 3B and 3D), and quantified YO-PRO-1 positive areas on rat and mouse retinas, comparing with those on acutely isolated retinas.
Furthermore, this ROI was selected in a region of high FA corresponding to a bright green area in the colour-coded map.
