The phrase "area mirror" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to optics, photography, or any field where reflective surfaces are discussed, particularly when referring to a mirror designed to reflect a specific area.
Example: "The area mirror was essential for capturing the details of the landscape in the photograph."
Alternatives: "reflective surface" or "spatial mirror".
Like others, large companies in the Houston area mirror their data at sites far away from the track of the storm.
The device replaces a conventional large area mirror, thus increasing the working frequency and allowing micro-mirror arrays to induce smaller vibration amplitude.
To measure harp area, mirror area, and the number of teeth in a file, a right tegmen was removed.
For male crickets, the response variables included head width, thorax length, hind femur length, harp area, mirror area, and the number of teeth in a file.
We measured the following male morphological characters: head width, thorax length, hind femur length, harp area, mirror area, and the number of teeth in a file.
Then we went into Mr. Armani's dressing area (mirrored, not large) and his bedroom.
The competition in the Salt Lake City area mirrors that in towns and cities from Portland, Ore., to Portland, Me.
"You've just got to grieve with these people," said State Representative Rick Stream, a Republican who represents this area, mirroring the disbelief of many.
Being segmented the Fresnel mirror has an advantage of simple development from a compact package to a "plane" large area mirror-concentrator.
Overall, fractal dimension a measure of shape complexity of the perimeter of habitat patches was significantly lower (based on Monte Carlo simulation) for the agriculture area than the managed-native area, mirroring the fact that habitat edges in the cropland-dominated area were less complex for many of the land-cover types.
The population diversity of this area mirrors or exceeds the general population of Edmonton.
