The phrase "area chart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of graph that displays quantitative data visually, typically showing the relationship between two or more variables over time.
Example: "The area chart clearly illustrates the growth in sales over the past five years, highlighting the trends in different product categories."
Alternatives: "region chart" or "surface chart".
Mr. Miller said the recalculation probably would have little practical effect, other than revising the land area chart in the 2008 Green Book and amending other official records, textbooks and statistical abstracts.
This work reviews different types of power system visualization techniques, including power-flow visualization, trend charts, pie chart, area chart, and warnings in colors.
In the PD_NGSAtlas database, to view global gene expression profiles, online tools can calculate the overall distribution of gene expression and present it graphically as a flex area chart.
The signal intensity values for 12 segmentally duplicated genes in three vegetative stages, six panicle, five seed, and three abiotic stress conditions are represented as an area chart (Fig. 8).
Area charts (line charts that include filled-in colour below the line to indicate volume), such as the proposed infant and young child feeding area chart, were particularly challenging for respondents to interpret without accompanying text given their complexity.
You can overlay the Terminal Area Charts right on top of the Sectional Charts.
You can also view all of the Terminal Area Charts, Flyway maps and 3D airspace polygons.
Area charts differ in appearance from line charts in that the area below, and sometimes above, the trendline is colored.
Radar charts can be used when line or area charts would be harder to read because of overlapping data ranges.
Clicking on the "Charts" tab will let you select a chart style, but annotations (which you will use to label) are limited to line and area charts only.
