The phrase "a region characterised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing specific features or qualities that define a particular area or location.
Example: "The Amazon rainforest is a region characterised by its rich biodiversity and dense vegetation."
Alternatives: "an area defined by" or "a zone marked by".
Unlike the 2015 attacks in Paris, this onslaught occurred in a region characterised by a strong presence of "repatriated" families from colonial Algeria and their children and grandchildren.
In a region characterised by a strong annual water deficit, temporal patterns of clastic and chemical sedimentation are likely to exert influence on the long-term development of wetland systems elsewhere in southern Africa.
This paper presents a new Holocene palaeoecological record from coastal south-eastern Spain, a region characterised by high plant species diversity, varied physiography, high risk of desertification, and a history of human pressure on the landscape that stretches to antiquity.
On the other hand, CHAOS-6 is partly based on monthly mean data from 160 observatories till March 2016, including Hermanus, Hartebeesthoek, Tsumeb and Keetmanshoop in Southern Africa, a region characterised by rapid and irregular secular variation changes (Kotzé 2003, 2017).
In fact, Colombia is the second-most unequal country in Latin America, a region characterised by its wealth gap.
Resource tracking is a common trait among birds found within the tropical savannas of northern Australia [19], [20], a region characterised by highly seasonal rainfall, and variable inter-annual weather patterns [21], [22].
It is similar to a helical region characterised structurally as PB2 binding [43], [49].
It's an agricultural region, characterised by sunflower fields, terraced hills, vineyards and fortified hilltop towns, and, apart from Albi, the medieval cathedral city, is free from mass tourism.
For consanguineous subjects, the causal mutation usually lies within an autozygous region (characterised by long regions of homozygosity, LRoH, which are generally >5 Mb, see [ 66]), thus checking whether any candidate genes overlaps with an LRoH can narrow region(s) of interest.
In the PZ, it is possible to find a round-shaped region characterised by inhomogeneous, low-signal intensity on T2-WI, with a pseudocapsule (scored as 2/5), together with ring enhancement on DCE and restriction on DWI (scored as 4/5).
In this study we examined 245 healthy school children aged from 12 to 20 years from Addis Ababa, a tuberculosis-endemic region, characterised them with regard to response in the tuberculin skin test and QuantIFERON™ test and assessed factors that might contribute to discordant responses.
