The phrase "area of cereal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the physical space occupied by cereal, such as in a grocery store or in a dietary context.
Example: "The area of cereal in the supermarket is filled with various brands and types, catering to different tastes and dietary needs."
Alternatives: "section of cereal" or "space for cereal".
With 1999 sales of $6.9 billion in the area of cereal and convenience foods, Kellogg, is twice the size of Keebler, which had 1999 sales of $2.7 billion.
Other proportional constraints are directly related to the nutrient requirements of the crops, e.g. the area of cereal crops following cereals where the straw has been removed has to be less than or equal to the area of cereal crops where the straw removal operation has occurred.
With this methodology, in field-sites chosen with farmers of an area of cereal-cropping in the Mediterranean basin, a large spatial and temporal variation in the legume nodulation was found.
Authors' calculations from FBS data for England 2007/2008 (most recent year for which this data exists) suggest that cereal straw is baled on approximately half of the cereals' area on Cereal farms.
The area of winter cereal production has increased dramatically during the last century, and became the dominating crop in the early 1990s.
The areas of root crop production and of grass out of rotation have been reduced by approximately 80%and50%0%, respectively, while the area of winter cereals has increased markedly (>70%).
In these areas, monoculture of cereals, which relies on frequent summer-fallowing and use of mechanical tillage, has been replaced by extended and diversified crop rotations together with the use of conservation tillage [122].
In terms of area planted, cereal rye (Secale cereale L). is one of the world's top 10 grain crops.
"Can you image if Disney World had a whole area for cereal?" Abbi asks Ilana over Skype while the duo separately munches their way around the "Epcot Center" of cereal.
The 70s, 80s and 90s were the golden area of pop culture cereal tie-ins.
The area of the organic cereal fields was generally smaller, with medians about half the size of conventional fields (Table 1).
