The phrase "an elevated area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a geographical location that is higher in altitude compared to its surroundings.
Example: "The hikers reached an elevated area that provided a stunning view of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a raised region" or "a high ground".
Pointing to the two tables on an elevated area to the right side of the room, he said these were for people looking for a quiet meal.
A trio of very fat girls had settled down in overstuffed chairs on an elevated area to the left of the small stage.
Above this patch of ground is an elevated area with herbs, most dominantly a patch of very happy and aggressive mint.
At the back of the property is an elevated area suitable as a building site for a studio or guest cottage.
Deformation in the middle of the Pampean plains, an intracratonic setting of South America, has been observed to have generated an elevated area surrounded by lowland plains.
"This was my only shot at going to the Home Run Derby, so I might as well take advantage," he said from his seat in the next-to-last row on the Pepsi Porch, an elevated area from which batters look so tiny that spectators tend to watch them on large televisions.
A slightly elevated area where a small creek crosses under the road is a good place to stop and take some photos.
Away from the road, about 70 yards from the first burial ground, is a slightly elevated area among the trees.
The Benjaminville Friends Meeting House is located on a relatively elevated area of land east of Bloomington, Illinois, near the community of Holder.
Tired of negotiating a space to dance on the packed floor, and eager to focus on Arca's increasingly hectic set, I scurried behind two beefcake stripper dancers to a slightly elevated area lied with low, built-in benches and drink tables.
It is generally less expensive, its equipment requires little space, and its loudspeakers can be mounted on a roof or other elevated area without need of a tower.
