The phrase "a modest area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space that is not large or extravagant, often implying simplicity or modesty in size.
Example: "The event will take place in a modest area of the community center, suitable for small gatherings."
Alternatives: "a small space" or "a humble region."
It is a modest area, maybe one click down the socioeconomic scale from my neighborhood in Sunnyvale.
The refuge was established in 1908 when Teddy Roosevelt declared a modest area of public domain to be a wildlife refuge.
Moreover, we show that the proposed design incurs a modest area overhead of 8.1%, but the power consumption is reduced by 7.8% owing to fewer arbitration activities.
Moreover, we show that the proposed design incurs a modest area overhead of 8.1% but the power consumption is saved by 7.8% due to less arbitration activities.
The open frill of other ceratopsians would have provided only poor protection for the neck region and only a modest area of attachment for jaw or neck muscles.
The authorities first went to the scene, a modest area near horse and cattle pastures 60 miles north of Atlanta, after Ms. Peeler called about 3 30 p.m. on Wednesday to ask them to check on her family.
Through the gate we pass a relatively modest area with an old stone table ("Five years later we're still looking for the right chairs"); then move on past swings, rows of loungers, dining tables, statues, lawns, rose gardens and two infinity pools ("I never go in the pool unless the dog's going in with us").
I know that most people, when they get money, move to – where is it – Hazel Grove?" (A comparatively modest area of Stockport, a few miles away, Hazel Grove is scarcely Stella Street).
I live in a pretty modest area.
Its clinic north of Miami has a modest waiting area and circle of examination rooms.
Taking advantage of the high altitude, this experiment could achieve relatively low energy threshold with a modest mirror area coverage.
