The phrase "acreage for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing land area, particularly in the context of agriculture, real estate, or land management.
Example: "The acreage for the new development project has been approved by the city council."
Alternatives: "land area for the" or "size of the land for the".
Chippewa Indians are ones that gather it mostly and Congress has set aside acreage for the purpose.
The article also misstated the acreage for the development site of a complex called Strijp-S and referred incompletely to the ownership of the site.
Even if New York's major rose repositories banded together, there still wouldn't be enough acreage for the whole 10,000 rose varieties.
But he noted that it would cost $6.5 million to $10 million to buy and maintain the offsetting acreage for the tortoises.
As president, he gets a helicopter that waits just steps from the Oval Office on the White House South Lawn, where it rises above the lush acreage for the 10-minute ride to Andrews Air Force Base.
Mohler said the decision to designate additional acreage for the owls was "based on inapplicable assumptions by a zoologist working with the project opponents who admitted to the inaccuracies during the hearing, and a lack of expertise by staff".
But some goals specific to the industry have been thwarted, among them efforts to widen the acreage for natural gas drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Florida, and to have unilateral sanctions against Iran and Libya lifted.
The movie will not be able to hold onto that screen acreage for long, not with the final installment of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy waiting just down the pike.
It also predicted that the acreage for corn and wheat would grow, although the increases would be lower than they might have been without the competition from cotton.
The 2015 fire season in Alaska resulted in the second highest acreage burned for the state in a single year.
Generally speaking, deeper water leads to lower SAV biomass and SAV acreage, except for the two years (2005 and 2006) right after the extraordinary hurricane seasons in 2004 and 2005.
