The phrase "area key" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a key or code that is specific to a certain area, such as in mapping, security, or data organization.
Example: "To access the restricted section of the building, you will need the area key provided by the administration."
Alternatives: "zone key" or "region key".
In the health area, key progress was charted in dealing with HIV, malaria, and measles.
The course features three faculty who will each give a focused look at a given area, introduce students to important questions in that area, key papers in the related literature, and critical aspects of the research designs applied in the area.
After years of wrangling with private landowners, sportsmen and local politicians, the US Department of Interior established the EHNWR on 18 January, solidifying protection for the wildflower-dappled prairie — an area key to the survival of the Everglades further south.
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Limited farm sizes, land tenure and common inter-ethnic conflicts in the area also contribute to slow pace in adopting sustainable farming practices in the area (key informant interviews and Kipsisei 2011).
Management is a very key issue in Africa managing the available resources and being able to produce results in the area key issues.
Their generals have designated scores of rural areas "key terrain districts".
Two areas (key documents and basic interaction structure) are based on normal project control practices.
There are five (5) Core Areas, Key Electives, General Electives, and Special Topics.
These data allow us to answer questions like the above, and many more, in areas key to children's development.
Societal impacts Within each of these areas, key descriptive categories were identified (See Table 2).
