The phrase "a managed area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific space or region that is overseen or controlled in some way, often in contexts related to land use, environmental management, or organizational settings.
Example: "The park is designated as a managed area to ensure the protection of its natural resources and wildlife."
Alternatives: "a controlled zone" or "a regulated space."
Topographic and vegetation characteristics were evaluated on 15 transects within 5 sites in a managed area, where raking and sand fences are still used, and at 15 transects within 5 sites in a naturally evolving (unmanaged) area.
As a monitoring tool for forest management projects, annual NPP flux of atmospheric carbon (as CO2) into standing wood pools represents the yearly increment added to a managed area, which may also include wood harvest activity and extraction of older forest carbon.
"It's not that we don't value conservation efforts," she said, "but the Somerset Levels have been a managed areas for generations and the balance between ecology and flood prevention is now the wrong way around".
East Anglia is an intensively managed area, and in fact many of its conservation sites have to a large extent been shaped by historical human management.
The model presented an accuracy of 86% in pressure managed areas monitored by two sensors and a 67% in pressure managed area overseen by one sensor.
Accessibility is a criterion unique to the United States among these three countries, and is a key determinant of managed area in remote areas of Alaska.
There is no doubt that policing the managed area is a difficult and delicate undertaking, or that West Yorkshire Police have taken a brave and progressive step by agreeing to do it.
There is no doubt that policing the managed area is a difficult and delicate undertaking, or that West Yorkshire Police has taken a brave and progressive step by agreeing to do it.
Jane was waiting to be picked up from the managed area when I visited for a few hours in January, shortly after it was made permanent.
Basis Yorkshire works with Safer Leeds (a West Yorkshire Police and Leeds City Council partnership) in the managed area.
The unmanaged area had 35% more species and contained a greater percentage of all species encountered in the study area than the managed area (88% compared to 65%).
