The phrase "area afforded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the space or opportunity provided by a particular situation or context.
Example: "The area afforded by the new policy allows for greater flexibility in work hours."
Alternatives: "space provided" or "opportunity given".
Dame Denise Platt, its chair, had a reputation for fighting her corner like a tiger, a rare and crucial attribute in a policy area afforded as little priority as social care.
They should have done the same here, bundled it with SteamVR 2.0 tracking and sold it at an exorbitant price marketed solely toward enterprise customers who could use the giant tracking area afforded by Valve's new tech advances.
The Irishman's second was more intricate as an exchange of passes around the edge of the area afforded the ex-Manchester City player time to pick his spot and send the 2011 runners-up into Monday's draw.
Since there was a cooling trend towards the end of the Jurassic, a large ectothermic reptile might have used the increased surface area afforded by the plates to absorb radiation from the sun.
The greater area afforded by the longitudinal versus the transverse view may have also benefited the registration of a treatment effect by the Long STA endpoint.
Micropatterned surfaces may represent a future of high-throughput screening because of the high-density of wells per unit area afforded by microfabrication technologies.
This is attributed to the fact that CNFs with higher surface area afford smaller sp2 carbon layer that facilitated more Li ions to extract from the anodes.
It might allow you to take on a larger house than you could otherwise afford, to live in an expensive area, afford a splurge, or perhaps just save more.
The modelling of variables for small geographical areas afforded the detection of subtleties in the association between green space and socioeconomic circumstances that exist within and between cities.
Wilderness areas afford the personal challenge and serenity of backpacking, tent camping, and canoeing.
ILs is capable to restrict many of the negative effects of the conventional organic solvents or other catalysts during catalytic reactions and have successfully been used in various catalytic areas affording high catalytic activity.
