The phrase "acre plot 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 real estate or agricultural contexts.
Example: "The farmer purchased an acre plot of land to expand his agricultural operations."
Alternatives: "acreage" or "acreage of land".
The growth of Navdanya from a garden farm to a 45 acre plot of land with 750,000 farming members is indicative of the trust current farming communities have in an alternative local method to tackle hunger.
According to wire reports and microblog posts, the confrontation between Shangpu residents and the authorities began last month when the village's Communist party chief, Li Baoyu, leased a 33 hectare (81 acre) plot of land to his friend, the owner of an electric cable company, without the villagers' consent.
The Finnish company has beat out Ikea in a contest for a 12.9 acre plot of land in Espoo, Finland, with which it plans to build new offices and a family fun theme park, reports the WSJ.
The new facility will be built on a 160 acre plot of land Apple purchased from the local county for $5.6 million in February, and the first phase of construction will reportedly cost $68 million, with the eventual completed facility spanning two 338,000 square-foot buildings and probably costing a lot more to complete.
The site chosen was a 15 acre plot of land which had been the site of the reservoirs for the former Southwark and Vauxhall Waterworks Company.
Once home to a thriving community of gold miners, Seneca, formerly known as North Fork, is a 12 acre plot of land in Plumas County, California that has been slowly drying up since the post office closed in 1943.
A British man owns a quarter-acre plot of land with 10,365,025,000 head of livestock on it.
Last year, Wallingford bought a 20.9-acre plot of land for about $45,000 per acre off Tyler Mill Road.
Christopher Evans, 26, and his partner April, made enough money in property development to purchase a 10-acre plot of land in Hebden Bridge.
Part of the development is EduCity, a 240-hectare, or 600-acre, plot of land in Nusajaya, which is being developed by Iskandar Investment Berhad.
Mr. Govindan and his brothers grew up in the fields, plowing and sowing a two-hectare, or five-acre, plot of land owned by the family.
