The phrase "area briefly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to discussing a specific area or topic in a concise manner, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In this report, I will cover the area briefly to provide an overview of the main points."
Alternatives: "topic briefly" or "subject briefly".
He was a good friend of the colorful Taos arts patron Mabel Dodge Luhan and even lived in the area briefly during the 1920s.
Ever the optimist, I am out there picking up and packing away, and sometimes the area briefly looks tolerable for an hour or two.
In the late 16th century, a period of Tai weakness following wars with Myanmar (Burma) coincided with a time of Cambodian prosperity, and a Khmer monarch, Chan I (ruled 1516 66), reoccupied the Angkor area briefly, restoring some of the temples, adding some bas-reliefs to those at Angkor Wat, and leaving several new inscriptions.
Representatives of the KP visited the area briefly in August 2010 and concluded that the situation in the diamond areas was still problematic but there had been significant progress.
Flooding across the Greater Houston area briefly halted the METRORail and closed several state roads.
Johnson, who is from the area, briefly reined in the protesters, at one point leading them in a march on a particularly jubilant night. .
The road leaves Newark and continues northeast through wooded residential areas, briefly becoming undivided as it crosses White Clay Creek.
Here, the road heads through wooded residential and commercial areas, briefly becoming a four-lane road, before it crosses into Aberdeen Township.
The road turns northeast and passes under CSX's Philadelphia Subdivision railroad line before it leaves Newark and continues northeast through wooded residential areas, briefly becoming undivided as it crosses White Clay Creek.
In one of the three study areas, briefly trained, unpaid volunteers were deployed to refer cases and provide antipyretics, vitamins, and other non-prescription drugs.
They were eligible because the area was briefly in French-controlled Lebanon before being shuttled over to British-mandated Palestine in the early 1920's.
