The phrase "area exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, health studies, or risk assessments where the focus is on the extent to which a particular area is exposed to certain factors or conditions.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the area exposure to pollutants in urban environments to assess health risks for residents."
Alternatives: "spatial exposure" or "geographical exposure".
The animal also may employ behavioral mechanisms, such as reorienting itself toward the Sun or flattening its body and spreading its legs to maximize its surface area exposure.
We note that the beamline is designed to provide a relatively large area exposure, with good wavefront quality in intensity and phase.
Important spray region variables such as the residence time in the spray region, number of spray region visits, and area exposure percentage were analyzed to characterize the mixing dynamics in the spray.
It also reviews the biofouling behavior of copper nickel and includes recent eight-year sheathing trials carried out on behalf of the Nickel Institute by Portsmouth University, examining three different levels of surface area exposure and reported service experience of boat hulls in New Zealand.
(3) To be an effective sorbent, CaO, that is suitable for high surface area exposure, such as a powder.
With its 185 data centers in 33 markets, DLR has enhanced metro area exposure, additional hyper-scale product offerings, cost synergies and external growth potential via a strong development pipeline.
Estimates by The Economist put the total euro-area exposure of foreign banks to Greek sovereign debt at €76 billion, with over 71% held by France and Germany.
In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Euro-area exposure Markets Reprints.
The BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) fare better, but are still far from immune to the area's woes.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index Euro-area exposure Markets Reprints.
In examining the cause of the exceptional reverse in the sex ratio in November 1986, we found that no full-area exposure to a harmful environmental factor occurred during 1986 other than the irradiation from the Chernobyl explosion.
Without accounting for out-of-area exposure through imputation, i.e., by adding the Zimp contribution, false differences in dose calculations can arise, should cases and controls, because of unmeasured covariates, have a different distribution of arrival times.
