The phrase "area based approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to planning, development, or research that focuses on specific geographic areas or regions.
Example: "The project will utilize an area based approach to address the unique needs of each community involved."
Alternatives: "geographically focused strategy" or "location-specific method".
Additionally, when the number of mobile ferries are reduced by 34% compared to gateways that are distributed based on geographical area, the mobile ferries approach still outperform geographical area based approach when it comes to messages delivery probability.
Thus, promoting persistence of coastal dune forest birds beyond protected areas may be important for both bird and forest conservation and is in line with recent shifts in conservation ideology from a strictly protected area based approach to a wider consideration of biodiversity in human modified landscapes [8], [9].
Overall, however, the relevance of an area based approach to convergence in the Pacific, in which sub-national programming focuses on selected geographical or administrative areas, has proved limited.
There are two broad categories of ALS data analysis approaches: area based approaches (ABA)/statistical canopy height distribution approaches, and individual tree crown approaches (ITC).
In area based approaches, plot level data is related to remote sensing data that has been aggregated to pixel, plot, or polygon (e.g. stand) units to estimate volume, biomass, or other area based metrics.
Area based approaches fall broadly into two main categories: 1) The first category relates grid-cell or stand level remote sensing data to measured plot characteristics to build parametric models to represent forest data.
Moving forward, as areas are harvested or undergo natural disturbance however, sampling will revert back to a more traditional harvest area (stand) based approach.
All these make sense in respiratory diseases, in which area network based approach will also progress and have a bright future.
Using an area-of-interest (AOI) based approach, we identify different reading strategies for each diagram type: For parallel coordinates, the participants' gaze frequently jumped back and forth between pairs of axes, while axes were rarely focused on when viewing Cartesian coordinates.
We find that this is one of the key areas where a community based approach has a major contribution since most births occur outside health units and facility attendance is not deemed feasible in the first week after birth due to cultural, transport and financial reasons.
The complete approach is described in the MSF guideline, Psychosocial and mental health interventions in areas of mass violence: a community based approach[ 17].
