The phrase "administered area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a region or territory that is governed or managed by a specific authority or organization.
Example: "The administered area has seen significant changes in policy since the new administration took over."
Alternatives: "governed region" or "managed territory".
It is located northeast of Larnaca on the northern shore of Larnaca Bay, and its northern boundary formed part of the border between the Republic of Cyprus (south) and the Turkish Cypriot administered area (north) established in 1974.
Pakistan has one administered area, and India another - China also controls a small part - with two of the three wars fought between the two countries since Partition in 1947 being over the contested territory.
In this case, the transfer of SEPs into the bloodstream is minimal, retaining local high concentration at the administered area (Jokerst et al. 2011; Mallia et al. 2015), while, such as in the case of intrarectally applications, the majority of the nanoparticle clearing is achieved after 24 h without systemic circulation crossing (Zavaleta et al. 2011, 2013).
There was significant opposition to the inclusion of Karachi into Sindh -- it was historically part of the province before 1947 -- as demographics and social indicators had changed during 24 years of Karachi's status as federally administered area.
The Kurdish administered areas have seen staggering numbers cross their notional border since the original Isis onslaught two months ago.
to the extent determined appropriate by the Secretary, are applicable to federally administered areas where a Federal department or agency controls the highways or supervises traffic operations.
While a number of countries have developed estimates of their national vegetative carbon sequestration capacity, no estimate exists for the National Park Service (NPS) administered areas, 85% of which are vegetated.
The former Chief Commissioners' Provinces and other centrally administered areas, except the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, were the Part C states.
Nonetheless, operational agencies such as Médecins San Frontières, Somalia Red Crescent Society, Islamic charities, and the International Committee of the Red Cross continued to enjoy access permissions in al-Shabaab administered areas, albeit with certain restrictions, before and during the famine.
We included all designated nationally administered areas corresponding to World Conservation Union (IUCN) categories I-VI (IUCN 1994), as well as those that have not yet been scored against the IUCN criteria.
Isis's attempts to administer areas under its control efficiently appear to be failing.
