The phrase "area of computing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific field or domain within the broader discipline of computing.
Example: "Artificial intelligence is a rapidly growing area of computing that has numerous applications in various industries."
Alternatives: "field of computing" or "domain of computing".
Jeanne Foust, director of governmental affairs for ESRI, a company in Redlands, Calif., that makes computer mapping software, said it was pleased that the E-Government Act was giving this area of computing a higher status in Washington.
Recently, when seatmates ask me what I do for a living I've started saying I'm a Web scientist, an emerging area of computing that I've been involved in for the last few years.
This systematic approach provides guidance for PhD students, in order to improve their efficiency and reduce the dropout rate, especially in the area of computing.
It was justified by the fact that the area of computing the competition variables (G and BAL) corresponds to the area of the sample plots in the modelling data of Pukkala et al. (2013).
I.B.M. is jumping into an area of computing that has, until now, been primarily the province of academia: the quest to build a quantum computer.
As one might postulate from the Web browser wars between Netscape and Microsoft, however, if there is money to be made in an area of computing, Microsoft is bound to turn up somewhere.
Dynamic and Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) opens up promising prospects with the ability to reduce jointly performance and area of compute-intensive functions.
Instead, I heard one that wants to dominate every area of enterprise computing.
It's this area of cloud computing where IBM hopes that Red Hat can help it gain ground.
There are many possible applications of magnetoelectronic, or spintronic, devices in the area of quantum computing.
Within the past several years there has been a lot of work in the area of cloud computing.
