The phrase "acreage area" is not correct and is redundant in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific area of land measured in acres, but it is better to use just one of the terms.
Example: "The acreage of the property is significantly larger than we initially estimated."
Alternatives: "acreage" or "land area".
Of the acreage lost (an area about five times the size of Manhattan), about 60percentt was farmland.
IGas, one of the small British companies chasing big dreams of shale-gas riches, has assembled a large package of acreage in an area that geologists say looks particularly promising.
Cuadrilla, which has a large swathe of acreage in the area, was ordered to halt most exploration after fracking at one of its wells caused minor earthquakes in 2011.
Acreage of planted area allocated will only be positive for those crops an individual farmer decides to plant.
But the home's greatest amenity is its acreage: In an area where most lots average only 2 acres, this property has more than 7 acres, plus two acres of barrier beach.
In raw acreage, few ski areas in North America compare with Powder Mountain, a sprawling resort near Ogden, in northern Utah, that offers five mountains and more than 7,000 acres of terrain.
The acreage of natural areas under protection expanded in fulfillment of Ravalomanana's "Madagascar Naturally" development program.
The study concludes that the CPTP method can be used for large area crop acreage estimation of complex agriculture landscapes.
And finally, the analysis suggests that while a growth ring strategy is most effective in reducing total developed acreage in the metropolitan area, this reduction in developed acreage is associated with a large net welfare loss.
The four materials were grown in a 13.4-m acreage (the actual used area: 1.5 m × 8.0 m).
