The phrase "area contamination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, public health, or safety, referring to the presence of harmful substances in a specific geographic area.
Example: "The report indicated that area contamination from industrial waste has affected the local water supply."
Alternatives: "environmental contamination" or "site pollution".
All testing has demonstrated that there is no area contamination and very low exposure, suggesting that the application of the standards outlined in CNEN NN 3.01 has been effective.
Since Mauritius is not a known E. multilocularis endemic area, contamination was acquired in France.
Today, RT has become a minimally invasive alternative to surgery [ 2], eliminating the need for capsule opening and the accompanying increased risk of joint and popliteal area contamination and recurrence, which has historically been very difficult to treat.
An apparently lower nucleotide triphosphate (NTP) relative peak area in tumours than healthy postmenopausal breast was secondary to the differences in PME relative peak area; contamination by signal from chest wall muscle probably accounts for the ostensibly higher phosphocreatine (PCr) relative peak area of the tumours.
In the environs of ammunition plants and former military area, contaminations caused by explosives and their degradation products are of great environmental relevance.
The U.S. government spent several hundred million dollars recovering buildings with large-area contamination by using chlorine dioxide fumigation.
The prevalence in dogs has been reported to rarely exceed 10%, while in the same areas contamination of human native inhibitants does not exceed 1%2%% [ 22].
Finally, because we are randomizing dyads in select geographic areas, contamination between study arms may occur, increasing chances of dilution of the treatment effect (a type ll error).
That is, we were unable to find a control group that would not be exposed to the intervention; because many of the partner NGOs were also active outside of the VISION Project target areas, contamination of the control areas was unavoidable.
For the BOD measurement, excess incidences of illnesses related to oil spill were estimated from the comparison of prevalence of the health outcomes between contaminated areas and reference area without contamination.
A historical explosives testing area harbored contamination as unevenly distributed solid particles within a contaminant-stained soil matrix.
