The phrase "a network of areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or collection of interconnected regions or spaces, often in contexts like urban planning, ecology, or technology.
Example: "The city has developed a network of areas dedicated to green spaces and recreational activities for its residents."
Alternatives: "a system of zones" or "a web of regions".
Conjunction analyses identified a network of areas involved in successful response inhibition in both task versions.
With focused attention, increased institutional collaboration, and improved incentives, these pieces could coalesce into a network of areas for biological conservation.
The auditory cortex is a network of areas in the part of the brain that receives inputs from the subcortical auditory pathways in the brainstem and thalamus.
The temporal conjunction task activated a network of areas including right superior parietal cortex and bilateral regions of intraparietal sulcus, frontal operculum and putamen.
Neuroscientists have learned that when we consider a potential purchase, for example, a network of areas that includes the prefrontal cortex and insula helps us decide whether the price is right.
"In women, the brain says 'OUCHHHHH!' " Overall, the results suggest that "it's not just one area that underlies the sex differences in migraines, but a network of areas, a system that leads to the problem or progression," she says.
Most people would have coöperated with the agbero, who always has a network of area boys in the vicinity, to vandalize the car until the driver pays up.
Therefore, it is essential to select new protected areas based on biodiversity hotspots, and to develop a network of protected areas within those hotspots in Iran.
Across Britain we have a network of protected areas that generally have passionate support and interest from the public including national parks and sites of special scientific interest.
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has proposed 23 new marine conservation zones in the second stage of creating a network of protected areas in the seas around England – down from 37 candidate sites announced last year.
