The phrase "area geography" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the geographical characteristics or features of a specific area or region.
Example: "The area geography of the Amazon rainforest reveals a diverse ecosystem with unique flora and fauna."
Alternatives: "regional geography" or "local geography".
Benchmark: Knows the consequences of factors such as population changes or the arrival/departure of a major industry or business on the settlement patterns of an area Geography Standard 13- Understands the forces of cooperation and conflict that shape the divisions of Earth's surface.
Contextual variables such as local service organisation and area geography could also be included.
Census Area Units (CAUs) were used as our small area geography for the analysis.
The reason for employing small area geography at this scale is to permit identification of relatively small pockets of deprivation.
It is based on the stable and consistent small area geography called data zones, of which there are 6505 in Scotland (average population 798 (range 0-7061) people) ranked from most deprived (1) to least deprived (6505).
13 Practice locality (based on the 2011 Rural Urban Classification for small area geographies).
Participants were selected on the basis of: Practice locality (based on the 2011 Rural Urban Classification for small area geographies).
With a partner, brainstorm Greek contributions in the following areas: geography, food, politics, sports, mythology, philosophy, art, architecture and mathematics/science".
Experts from Oil Spill Recovery Ltd., a nonprofit organization owned by oil companies, said that the damage at Barrañán beach was under control but that in other less accessible areas, geography could hamper cleanup efforts.
Our results are less consistent with the conclusions of three other published studies, in which differences in the explanatory power of several deprivation indices were detected (Morris and Carstairs, 1991) and no impact of small-area geography was observed (Carr-Hill and Rice, 1995; Reijneveld et al, 2000).
In these areas, geography, infrastructure, and poverty often effectively prevent access to health centers and care.
