The phrase "acre patch of land" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific area of land measured in acres, often in the context of real estate, agriculture, or land use.
Example: "They purchased an acre patch of land to build their dream home in the countryside."
Alternatives: "acre of land" or "acre plot".
But NPS officials determined that the flagpole was on city property, rather than the 7.7-acre patch of land in Christopher Park that constitutes the monument itself.
On Thursday, a 1.4-acre patch of land on the Caloosahatchee River off Fort Myers, Fla., was gaveled away in an unusual Internet auction that featured the private island.
On September 30th, an Indian court delivered its long-awaited verdict on a 2.7-acre patch of land in Ayodhya, a town in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
MUCH activity is on tap for Governors Island next weekend, when that 172-acre patch of land midway between Manhattan and Brooklyn celebrates its role in the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brooklyn.
Last night, the county's Board of Legislators made a formal request for a state-led, $1 million study into the cost of an extensive cleanup of the 78-acre patch of land, a onetime military base.
This 78-acre patch of land in Long Island Sound was once a military base; there are the overgrown remains of a barracks, and even a rusting 25-ton cannon.
Nestled just west of Los Angeles' I-405 freeway, between the neighborhoods of Brentwood and Westwood, sits a 388-acre patch of land that is slowly being transformed into a home for thousands of veterans living on the city's streets.
He has been quietly buying land in the town of Oyster Bay for the past four years, and this spring he went public with a plan to build condominiums, shops and a four-story hotel on a 166-acre patch of land in Plainview near the Long Island Expressway.
The Irish developer Sean Dunne had paid 379 million euros for a seven-acre patch of land in Dublin and it was beginning to look as if his best bet to regain some of his loss would be to plow it and plant potatoes.
The project will include the construction of a convention center, a 700-room hotel, entertainment and retail space and upper-income housing targeted at young professionals on a 33-acre patch of land near the Hartford waterfront, as well as a $90 million football stadium in East Hartford for the University of Connecticut.
As many as 7,000 coffins lie beneath a 10-acre patch of undeveloped land on the campus of the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson.
