The phrase "area cleaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of cleaning a specific area or space, often in contexts related to maintenance or housekeeping.
Example: "The janitorial staff is responsible for area cleaning in the office every evening."
Alternatives: "space cleaning" or "zone cleaning".
Three times a day, city workers move through a 30-block area cleaning the pavement with high-pressure hoses, rousting squatters and taking away shopping carts filled with refuse or personal belongings.
Like photographers' assistants at real photo shoots, first they prep the area, cleaning it, improving it, discussing the angle of the light, and, if necessary, they will even move the bed in order to crop from the shot anything unsightly: stray trash, old leaves, old people.
In the analysis using a titer of 1 100 the following variables showed a p-values ≤0.25: use of designated calving area, cleaning designated calving area, calf rearing system, adult cows in contact with calves, adult cows in contact with heifers, horses on the farm, rodent control, sheep and/or goats present on the farm and leptospira vaccination.
Most guinea pigs will use one part of their cage as a toilet area; cleaning the toilet area daily will help with odor and cleanliness.
If you can open a cabinet in the kitchen/food prep area, cleaning supply closet/janitorial supply area, or bathroom, without noting the resistance of a door guard (plastic piece that prevents opening door without pressing down on it to release a catch), find another provider who will adequately protect your child from unintentional harm within the building.
After speaking with Tony and introducing him to the public area cleaning manager (the department that does all the heavy cleaning in large hotels) and to the team he would be working with, Nathan hired Tony as a cleaner.
The Scottish Wildlife Trust said it did not want to be prescriptive about what the fund could pay for, but said examples could include enforcement of marine protected areas, cleaning up plastic rubbish in UK waters and supporting marine science research.
These might include working with Habitat For Humanity building homes for the poor, volunteering in nursing homes, hospitals and schools, helping deliver meals on wheels for the disabled, shoveling snow and cutting lawns for shut-ins, picking up litter in public areas, cleaning off graffiti, sprucing up public parks, helping in soup kitchens and visiting the isolated elderly.
The most frequently reported activities were the following: occasional recreational activities in wild areas, cleaning outbuildings in rural areas, and having contact with an HPS case-patient.
Large-scale compulsory area cleanings on Saturdays.
The rust stained area due to pyrite oxidation before cleaning is seen in Fig. 6a, the area covered with the poultice in Fig. 6b, and the area after cleaning in Fig. 6c.
