The phrase "a hazy area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or topic that is unclear, ambiguous, or not well-defined.
Example: "The legal implications of the new policy remain a hazy area that needs further clarification."
Alternatives: "a gray area" or "an unclear zone".
But this can be a hazy area, because Queen's Harbour is also open to the public.
Not only could he be impatient with politicians, he arrived with nebulous credentials, operating in a hazy area between developers and the elected.
Ground-glass attenuation was defined as a hazy area with increased opacification without obscuration of underlying vascular markings.
Shusterman pointed to a provision in U.S. immigration law that states, "Any alien who is, or at any time after admission has been, a drug abuser or addict is deportable". Immigration law also allows U.S. officials to deport visitors for "moral turpitude," which is a hazier area of U.S. law, immigration attorneys said.
In between though is a vague, hazy area making it hard to define the divide, let alone to conceptualise it – but it is crucial that we make the divide in the right spot.
Upper right and left atomic force microscopy analysis images of the knife blade a clear area and b hazy area showing a higher density of particles on the hazy area surface.
South Sixth Street in Williamsburg was, until a relatively recent influx of condominiums, part of a hazy gray area of a neighborhood, identifiable mainly by the Peter Luger Steakhouse and the nearby Hasidic community.
As the heat increased, I drove into the hazy area between the Western and Northern Capes.
Fig. 4 Analysis of hazy knife region: analysis of hazy area on knife shown in Fig. 3b.
Lower c Raman spectra of hazy (blue) and clear (red) areas on the knife blade, indicating more hydrocarbons in the hazy area than in the clear area.
The RMS roughness determined from the hazy area is 50.7 ± 4.9 nm, or roughly twice that from the clear area, where we measured a value of 24.0 ± 3.9 nm.
