The phrase "area for operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, military, or project management where specific locations or zones for conducting activities are discussed.
Example: "The team has identified a suitable area for operations to ensure maximum efficiency during the project."
Alternatives: "operational zone" or "operating area".
Okinawa was to be a staging area for Operation Downfall, the American invasion of the Japanese Home Islands.
The lack of funding and technical assistance in the rural areas for operations, maintenance and improvements of irrigation schemes, led to their degradation.
He is the Simulation Area Editor for Operations, an Associate Editor for Management Science, and has served on the Editorial Boards of the INFORMS Journal on Computing, Production and Operations Management and IIE Transactions.
That morning's plan had been to use artillery, air and helicopter strikes against Iraqi positions in order to secure the area for future operations.
Although the fire has not reached the park yet, officials wanted to ensure firefighters had access to the area for defensive operations as they battle the flames.
It was into this nightmarish situation that Sergeant Sebban and the rest of his troops settled, establishing a base in a schoolhouse that had previously been a staging area for Al Qaeda operations in northern Baquba.
Who needs a pack of pissant, quarrelsome and constantly quibbling governments?The only plausible scenario in which Europe would be of any help in a crisis is as a staging area for military operations (like Italy during the Kosovo war).
It was the site of fierce battles with the Japanese during World War II, a staging area for naval operations during the Korean and Vietnam wars and a strategic counterpoint to Soviet forces in Cam Ranh Bay, Vietnam.
The accusations came at the end of a day in which senior White House and Pentagon officials accused the Iraqis of a number of war crimes, including feigning surrender and then shooting at American forces, and using a hospital as a staging area for military operations.
WHEN Glenn Sekins arrived on Sept. 12 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, a staging area for rescue operations after the attacks on the World Trade Center, he took a black felt-tip marker and drew a crude map of the streets and buildings at the disaster site on a piece of cardboard left over from a trade show.
