The phrase "a urbanisation" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "urbanisation" is "an" because "urbanisation" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "An urbanisation project was initiated to improve the infrastructure of the city."
Alternatives: "a development" or "a city expansion".
"It would be an urbanisation of a semi-rural village in Buckinghamshire which is something we're trying to resist.
Sites were categorised as; urban, peri-urban or rural along an urbanisation gradient, with an additional five control sites.
The functional ecology of habitat remnants along an urbanisation gradient plays an important ecological, social and economic role within urban landscapes.
China has realised its mistake, adopting an urbanisation strategy that breaks away from sprawled-out superblocks in favour of a high-density neighbourhood approach, with narrower streets, a high number of intersections, and improved public transport.
China has an urbanisation density threshold of 1,433 people/sq km.
In 2011, China announced that it has reached an urbanisation rate of 50%.
Four urbanisation measures acting as indicators for patterns and processes associated with urban areas were calculated for matrix areas surrounding each selected grassland fragment to quantify the position of each grassland remnant along an urbanisation gradient.
While India has an urbanisation level of 32%, its urban areas represent only 1% of the total land surface of the country, but only 5% of the country is unpopulated – a much lower percentage the other three global regions.
If rural poverty is relatively dispersed and powerless, global laissez-faire towards an urbanisation without livelihood sets up pathologies of violence, the consequences of which are not difficult to foresee.
This spurt is being helped by what the corps calls "leapfrog development": an urbanisation drive that is transforming the bingtuan's hitherto agriculture-led economy, spurring on private enterprise and creating a frenzy of construction.
