"agglomeration area" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an area in which many people and businesses are concentrated, such as a large city. For example: "The agglomeration area around Tokyo is one of the most densely populated places in the world."
Urban heat island (UHI) effects on the ten most populated cities of Hungary, including the Budapest agglomeration area, were analyzed using remotely sensed data.
Our results show the heterogeneous contribution of agricultural activities on HNV farmland provision in municipalities in Tuscany, with the creation of a large agglomeration area characterised by a high and homogenous provision of environmental quality.
Duisburg is located on the Rhine River and belongs to the Ruhr District, formerly an important agglomeration area in Germany for heavy industries.
Otsuka [2] analyses the efficiency of residential energy demand in Japan, focusing on population agglomeration and electrification rates as determinants of residential energy efficiency, and shows that residential energy efficiency is high in population agglomeration areas.
Europe-Wide Traffic-Control System "A digital communication network seamlessly integrates traffic info and creates an efficient, accident-preventing transport system in Europe, particularly in trans-boundary agglomeration areas; no more traffic jams.
Ordinance by the regional government of Styria on a programme concerning the flood security of agglomeration areas.
The functional groups, agglomeration, surface area, surface morphology, elemental analysis and thermal stability of the composites were investigated by FTIR, TEM, BET, SEM with EDAX and TGA analysis.
According to the 2001 census, the Darjeeling urban agglomeration, with an area of had a population of 109,163, while the municipal area had a population of 107,530.
Such enhanced electrochemical properties of hollow V2O5 microspheres during the lithium insertion/extraction can be attributed to the improved surface area, agglomeration resistances, and short diffusion path of lithium ion in the nanoscale 2D V2O5 plates.
This could be explained by the homogeneous distribution of Ni nanoparticle within the carbon matrix, which suppress the agglomeration and surface area loss of the Ni nanoparticle after cycling; as well as a synergetic effect of graphene structure and Ni nanoparticle.
To enable our analysis on the 1950 1990 it was chosen to work only at the urban area (agglomeration) level and to consider that urban structures have been spatially relatively stable over time, despite urban sprawl and suburbanization (Bretagnolle 2009).
