The phrase "a subordinate area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a region or section that is secondary or lesser in importance compared to a primary area.
Example: "In the organizational chart, the marketing department is a subordinate area under the sales division."
Alternatives: "a secondary area" or "a lesser area".
Some European countries adopted general municipal codes that permitted centralized administrative control over subordinate areas through a hierarchy of departmental prefects and local mayors.
Although technically superior in governing authority, the viceroy in New Spain was hampered in practice from exerting that authority by the considerable independence of governors and royal audiencias in many of the subordinate areas.
In addition to the development of broadly applicable research tools that address the core technical challenges in proteomics, unique constraints in two subordinate areas merit special attention.
The U.S. regards China as a newly rising power and wants China to accept its leadership and act as a subordinate partner in certain areas.
St . Louis like many other cities, has settled into an uneasy but quiet stalemate, accepting a subordinate role within the metropolitan area.
Acceptance as helper involves a subordinate being tolerated all over the territory area and being permitted to enter the breeding cavity.
Iraq became a subordinate province, even though it was the wealthiest area of the Muslim world and the one with the largest Muslim population.
Hopefully, you've received feedback from a peer, a subordinate or a boss that points out an area where you could be even more effective.
As a result, individuals who accept this conception are abandoning a potential area of creative self-expression in favour of adopting a subordinate role as servants of truth.
In still another company, a manager appraising a subordinate's performance is asked to describe an employee's accomplishments, neglected areas, goals, and objectives.
