The phrase "area designations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific classifications or labels assigned to geographical regions or zones for various purposes, such as planning or zoning.
Example: "The city council approved the new area designations for residential and commercial development."
Alternatives: "zone classifications" or "region labels".
"They come across the Sound and move along the barrier beaches, go across Sandy Hook and continue south," said Seymour Schiff of Baldwin, who served on a committee that approved the area designations in the book, using criteria set by international conservation agencies.
A one-way ANOVA showed no significant difference in the number of IAS present or managed between the different protected area designations (national parks, biosphere reserves).
Protected area designations layered on older land tenures exert relatively little influence on how Norwegians perceive ecosystem values and land use preferences.
States can also request waivers according to federal "labor surplus area" designations that account for county-city differences.
Denver does not have larger area designations, unlike the City of Chicago which has larger areas that house the neighborhoods (IE: Northwest Side).
Port development on Goat Islands will send a clear but unfortunate message to people around the world who care about and donate to tropical conservation: That an investment in Jamaica is unwise, that protected area designations do not matter, and that commercial interests supersede national heritage.
The development area designation is based on household income figures from the 2000 census.
The heritage area designation would also make it easier for a village or town to get grant money from the state for things like lighting improvements, street signs and other enhancements.
Mr. Holt and Mr. Frelinghuysen introduced their bill last year, after the National Parks Service released a study concluding that New Jersey's role in the revolution was important enough to qualify for the heritage area designation.
Mr. Coraor said the heritage area designation would also encourage regional cooperation across local government jurisdictions and help Long Islanders recognize the marketable resources they have in their own backyard.
Even now, under the critical area designation, state law permits limits on pumping only if an alternative source of water is made available to the current users at equal or lower cost.
