The phrase "abutting area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a space or region that is adjacent to or touching another area, often in legal, real estate, or planning contexts.
Example: "The new development will include a park that will enhance the abutting area, providing more green space for residents."
Alternatives: "adjacent area" or "bordering area".
While both tasks activated the ATL 'hub', colour pairing additionally involved occipitotemporal 'spoke' regions abutting areas of hue perception.
In Brodmann's mapping of the superior parietal lobule, area 5 and 7 were positioned medial to the intraparietal sulcus, with area 5 extending medially to the midline of the brain and extending lateral and posterior to abut area 7.
Tractography demonstrated Meyer's loop abutting the area of abnormality (Fig. 6), so the patient was advised about the high risk of a visual deficit.
A study mapping West Africa's geographic risk profile for anaemia, to which malaria is a major contributor, identified a large spatial cluster of maximal risk of anaemia (>95%) over an area abutting Koulikoro region, where the risk was nearly as high [ 4].
Kenya is a crucial Western ally, abutting troubled areas of neighboring Somalia.
Kenya is a crucial Western ally, abutting troubled areas of neighboring Somalia, and has suffered cross-border attacks before.
The Bush administration also does not want to offer more specific language on Shebaa Farms -- the disputed border area that abuts Israel, Lebanon and Syria that Hezbollah has used to justify keeping its weapons -- for fear it would be seen as a reward to the Shiite movement, European officials say.
The neighborhood has been pointing the finger at King Metal Recycling Plant, which abuts the area and is blocks from an Amtrak station and an elementary school.
The explosion around 3 p.m. on Thursday left a crater in the ground, flattened nearby structures and spewed toxic fumes over a vast region that abutted residential areas and schools in Yancheng, a city in Jiangsu province, about 180 miles north of Shanghai.
The slow rhythm is produced by a disruption of corticothalamic feedback [5], when the EEG power is shifted towards low frequencies: In NP states, areas of theta activity abut areas of beta activity, resulting from complex patterns of hyper-hypoactivity at cortical columnar levels [49].
However, 17 wild Gossypium species are indigenous to Australia, four of which (G. australe, G. bickii, G. nelsonii, G. sturtianum) have native ranges that overlap or abut areas where the majority of cultivated cotton is grown (Craven et al. 1994).
