The phrase "area meaning" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the meaning of a specific area or context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The area meaning of this term is crucial for understanding its application in different contexts."
Alternatives: "contextual meaning" or "meaning in this context".
We brought out Spain, North Africa and Southern Italy as a separate area, meaning eight centuries of Islam in Europe.
The residual strength of carbon and E-glass composites decreased in relation to the size of the visually damaged area, meaning that no invisible damage took place.
Many local authorities do not hold accurate data on the numbers of children with autism in their area, meaning provision of services is often patchy.
He said roughly 70% of the homeless were previously housed in the area, meaning the housing crunch is displacing many locals.
Myanmar, where the majority of people are Buddhist, has blocked access to the area, meaning the Guardian cannot independently corroborate the villagers' accounts.
For instance, each researcher in our group is a "super-user" for a particular equipment or area, meaning that they are its resident expert and owner.
"Classic" swine flu virus (not the novel, mutated form in the news) is considered endemic in southern Mexico, while the region around the capital is classified as an "eradication area" - meaning the disease is present, and efforts are underway to control it.
Officially, City Park remains a blighted area -- meaning that it can still be demolished and redeveloped by the city, though that seems unlikely now.
This funding will only be 90% of this year's budget for CTB in each local authority area - meaning that local councils will be expected to find a 10% saving.
Francis added that she worried that a typical approach would be taken to economically developing the area -- meaning developers would move in, gentrify the area and push out residents who could help rebuild.
Although Norway is not a member of the EU, it is in the European Economic Area, meaning it is part of the single market.
