The phrase "area blast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to explosions, military operations, or gaming, where it refers to an explosion affecting a specific area.
Example: "The area blast from the bomb was felt miles away, causing widespread damage."
Alternatives: "area explosion" or "zone blast".
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Contributing causes were geologic faulting in the area, blast vibrations from the mines, and erosion that may have been exacerbated by vegetation-killing smelter smoke.
An amateur video posted online Tuesday shows explosions going off at night in an open area, blasts that are said to be from coalition airstrikes.
She departed the "bombline" on that day to render special gunfire support duties in the Kojo area blasting coastal targets in support of United Nations (UN) troops ashore.
A 5-year, $1.8 million grant from Japan will be used to rescue endangered wall paintings as well as to consolidate the areas blasted by Taliban ordnance.
In between the floats, marching bands from area schools blast their way through the Mardi Gras canon and the latest dance hits arranged for brass-heavy street performance.
Freezing method used by the chamber is based on maintaining a forced cold air circulation over all the area (air blast freezing), which is achieved by two working air fans mounted on the evaporator.
In that area, a Blast search reveals five complete and six partial PPR genes that are the strongest candidates for Rf.
Edder Delgado's pass found an open Claros, who took a couple of steps inside the penalty area and blasted a shot past goalkeeper Dagoberto Portillo.
On the left flank, he takes possession of a poor kick-out from Charles Itandje, makes a diagonal run into the penalty area and blasts the ball past the hapless goalkeeper.
The plasma, a saltwater substance, is injected around the affected area and blasted with high-frequency radio waves.
