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The phrase "a running area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space or location where running activities take place, such as a park, track, or trail.
Example: "The city has designated a running area in the park to encourage fitness among its residents."
Alternatives: "a jogging space" or "a running zone".
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As many of the vehicles in the Land Warfare Hall are maintained in running condition, the site features garages and a running area behind the building.
If your local park hasn't set aside a running area, ask for one to be created.
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"At least they have a bigger running area than we did," said Ms. Pang, 26.
We used a motorized low-noise treadmill (running area = 41×114 cm, Horizon ID 100) adjusted to a speed of 0.5 km/h to achieve moderate intensity running [89].
Odds are your area has a running, triathlon, or marathon club you can join.
I built an aviary-style coop, so they have a big run area, and then they have nesting boxes within that.
It's still a run-down area, with a market selling second-hand goods off Rue des Pyrénées.
The family eventually escaped and ended up living in Bolton, in a poky flat in a run-down area.
It hinges on the dilemmas facing a liberal architect commissioned to redevelop a run-down area in south London.
In his days as an art student, for instance, Lynch lived with his first wife (Peggy Reavey) in a run-down area of Philadelphia.
Their 2013 reunion still hasn't concluded, to fans' delight: they play a run of area shows in support of a celebrated new album, "All Nerve".
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