The phrase "area group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific group or organization that is focused on a particular geographic area or subject matter.
Example: "The area group met last week to discuss local environmental issues affecting our community."
Alternatives: "regional team" or "local organization".
Formally, the above introduced formulas of group dispersion for each approach are defined as follows: Disp ( Group ) = Area ( Group ) Size ( Group ) (Area method) Disp ( Group ) = ∑ i = 1 Size ( Group ) distance ( centroid, a i ) Size ( Group ) (Centroid method).
Group I (TT) was infected with T. vivax isolate from tsetse-infested area, Group II (NT) was infected with T. vivax isolate from non-tsetse infested area and Group III (NIC) was the non-infected controls.
But the Hartford area group is the only one concentrated in one area, and the only people not chosen randomly.
The Levitt Pavilion in Westport wraps up its 28th season of free concerts tonight at 7 with a big band bash featuring Fairfield Counts, an area group.
She recently planned an 18-day trip to China for 35 members of a New York area group, mostly over age 60, who enjoy playing ice hockey wherever they go.
"The sentiment is mixed, but the majority of artists couldn't care less about it," said Jack Becker, who runs Forecast Public Artworks, an area group that finances public art.
In 1960 Mr. Carter joined the Dells, another Chicago-area group known for its close-knit harmonies.
Four months later, Maxwell Chanels died at a Schenectady-area group home after being left alone to eat a steak.
The young tenor Jonathan Blalock, a North Carolina native, proved integral to the success of the Prototype staging, which originated with the Washington, D.C.,-area group UrbanArias.
Under a reorganization plan approved by the board, an Eveleth-area group will run the Hall museum and be responsible for its financing.
In addition to noting his attendance at the Peace Corps conference, the report said a Chicago-area group, whose goals it described as furthering the "Socialist revolution," had sent Mr. Terruggi to Chile.
