The phrase "a shallow area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a part of a body of water or a surface that is not deep, often in geographical or environmental contexts.
Example: "The children played safely in the shallow area of the lake, where the water barely reached their knees."
Alternatives: "a shallow region" or "a low-depth zone".
On the left is a shallow area close to the camera.
These playbacks occur during each day's "set," where handlers briefly examine particular dolphins in a shallow area of the bay.
A shallow area of the water was protected from the unpredictable Caribbean by a reef and rock formations.
They are everywhere," said Jonny Daniels, head of the Jewish foundation From the Depths, who waded into a shallow area of the Vistula on Tuesday, picking up fragments of stones with Hebrew lettering.
Regardless of this, however, if injured or sick, these marine mammals will still be able to rest more easily if they can find a shallow area where they can stop moving.
With shark nursery grounds typically thought to provide protection from predation and abundance of food, Heupel suggested that leaving the nursery in response to unusual or irregular changes in hydrostatic pressure may be a mechanism to prevent individuals from being trapped in a shallow area during an extreme storm event.
In order for the wave to peel, you need the seabed to have a particular structure – a shallower area, where the wave focuses its energy and breaks, with deeper areas to the sides, leaving this section of the wave unbroken.
At the positions landward from the detached breakwater, the simulated results are rather large compared with the experimental data in general and the difference becomes larger for a shallower area.
This may be because they become more denuded by subaerial processes and/or because in an oceanic location they are invariably carried from a shallower area where island-forming processes dominate to a deeper place where island-building processes are usually absent.
The Lika Corps, consisting of about 6,000 troops, was sandwiched between the HV Gospić Corps and the ARBiH in the Bihać pocket in ARSK rear, forming a wide but a very shallow area.
"The seals were against the shore, in a really shallow area where there's a little shelf, and it was driving the shark nuts," Skomal said.
