The phrase "acreage over" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing land area, but it would need additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The report indicated that the acreage over the past decade has significantly increased due to urban development."
Alternatives: "land area exceeding" or "land size over".
Over all, the department has picked up acres, on paper at least, and the new total, when completed this fall, should push park acreage over 30,000 for the first time.
Undeterred, Eyrie's Lett is pressing forward, hoping to quintuple his meunier acreage over the next decade.
Cumulative acreage over the past 15 years is more than 2 billion acres.
He also spreads his acreage over ten states and leases or swaps about half of his land.
What we want to find out is how subsidence the settling or sagging of acreage over underground mines affects farmland.
It will be the largest World's Fair in history, in terms of number of exhibitors (over 240), amount of acreage (over 1200) and number of visitors (projected at over 70 million).
While the disputed areas are relatively small in acreage, disagreement over them can kill the deal.
Since 1990 the Argentine acreage given over to that crop has quadrupled: the country exports almost all of its whole soyabeans around 8m tonnes to China.
For a bargain price in a buyer's market, they could acquire prime retail acreage all over the country, starting in their London heartland.
He knew the county had expanded the amount of acreage given over to garlic this year; and with a bumper crop, the earlier you harvested yours, the sooner you could sell it.
As supermarkets tend to favour big suppliers – factory farms and large acreage monocultures over smaller and more diverse suppliers – they help to create conditions where the economics for the latter just can't stack up.
