The phrase "a peripheral area of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or aspect that is not central or main, often in a geographical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The research focused on a peripheral area of the city that had been largely overlooked by urban planners."
Alternatives: "a marginal region of" or "a secondary zone of".
It has been found that the acceleration of ions is a consequence of the potential gradient between an area with a high level of microwave oscillations and a peripheral area of plasma.
Which means that if you're living in a peripheral area of Brazil, or want to buy something other than auto insurance, or want to buy insurance outside of normal business hours, or just want to see who's selling the cheapest plan, you make up an unattended segment of the consumer population.
Despite the recent proliferation in research on patient trust, it is seldom a primary outcome, and is often a peripheral area of interest.
The percentage of measurements of metastases implemented using a peripheral area of the lesion was 79% at baseline and 39% at follow-up.
This image was obtained in a peripheral area of the chicken cornea where the corneal surface is not perpendicular to the microscope optical axis.
At two positions of the spinal cord samples ((1) within the lesion and (2) in a peripheral area of white matter showing an inflammatory response at 4 mm distance to the lesion center) three regions of interest were defined and the number of Iba1-, CD68-, and TPEF-positive objects was counted manually.
Mercantour has a central, heavily protected core of 685 sq km where visitors are only allowed to walk and a bigger, peripheral area of 28 mountain villages, where it is possible to go biking and hang-gliding.
Cross-sectional observation of dehulled kernels revealed that most part of the Suweon 542 endosperm was white opaque except for a thin peripheral area of the grain (Figure 1B).
To give an impression: in case of a visual event in the peripheral area of the human retina, after a reaction time of about 130 ms in which the eye makes a saccade to that periphery, the head starts to rotate accelerating with to a rotational speed of to get the object of interest in the fovea.
From my dusty medical school memories of neuroanatomy, I resurrected a picture of the peripheral area of the brain where consciousness is thought to reside.
At three years of age brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) displayed small abnormal signals in both thalami, and diffuse hypersignals in T2-weighted sequence in the white matter of the peripheral area of atrium as a consequence of myelination delay.
