The phrase "area lobby" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific lobby area, often in a building or venue, where people gather or wait.
Example: "The conference attendees were asked to meet in the area lobby before the keynote speech began."
Alternatives: "lobby area" or "lobby space".
There is no conventional check-in, reception area, lobby or breakfast room.
Trade with Syria, both legal and illegal, has long been the mainstay of the economy here, and Colonel Marano said the 17 Sunni sheiks in the area lobby him constantly to reopen the crossing.
The authors used several indicators related to a station's platform, transition area, lobby, exit-entrance, and immediate vicinity to assess the relationship between different node and place characteristics of stations and various crime outcomes.
There are many nods to the past in the redone reception area lobby, a room with polished hardwood floor and bright open feel.
There are many nods to the past in the redone reception area lobby, like the black and white photos of the Kennedy Family smiling on sailboats, and Hemmingway, drink in hand, relaxing in an Adirondack chair on the veranda.
If you arrive at the restaurant before your interviewer, wait for them in the waiting area, lobby, or just outside.
Over recent weeks it has leafleted the area, lobbied MPs and the police, and urged local shops to drape their properties with gold and green banners and ribbons in opposition to the neo-Nazis.
Karim Mehsud, who is part of a tribal-area lobby group, wants an autonomous council or government.Weak administrative structures have allowed violent groups to flourish.
We have already reported on what the money will be used for – recruitment and training of game wardens, expanding conservancy areas, lobbying governments and engaging with communities in Kenya – and you will have regular updates on how your cash is being spent.
Their efforts are encouraging renovation of over-the-store apartments in downtown areas, lobbying local governments to ease up on restrictions against rental units within private homes, and pushing for development of low- and moderately-priced housing in the form of condominiums, rental units and mixed-use communities.
A Washington-area lobbying organization working for Microsoft's adversaries gathered donation reports from state candidates, political parties and political action committees as well as federal records and said it had found that Microsoft had donated $6.1 million overall, $3.2 million of that to Republicans.
