The phrase "area of entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as business, research, or analysis to refer to a specific field or sector where one is entering or engaging.
Example: "The company is focusing on the area of entry for new markets in Southeast Asia."
Alternatives: "field of entry" or "sector of entry".
Identify on a state map all areas of entry and prepare a summary of the site you investigated.
The best approach is to leave the caulk off a few cracks that are close to potential areas of entry, like the drain or vents, and place traps as follows: Spray over with insecticide (such as Raid) in either gel or liquid form.
There are essentially four areas of entry-level positions with any front office in a professional sport franchise: Two revolve around ticket sales and sponsor sales; the third focuses on public relations and the expanding field of social media; and the fourth on scouting and analytics.
The area of umbilical entry through the amniotic sac was always avoided to prevent damage to the umbilical arteries and vein.
Ariana Estrella was noted for her excellent efficiency and courteous manner; patients consider her to be a "joy to meet at the front desk". Raquel Greenbaum was noted for her skill and tireless work ethic in the area of data entry for clinical trials, ensuring that patients receive all necessary testing during study visits, and helping and/or mentoring colleagues whenever needed.
By clicking on the surface of the model the center point of the area of candidate entry points is marked.
Time and area of re-entry unknown.
Google is well aware of this new SEO area of phony entries.
I have not only experienced the penal system from the side of the accused, but also served the Florida Department of Corrections as a legislative analyst and Gubernatorial Fellow working in the area of re-entry.
Efforts to improve safety at Jamarat have included enlarging the three pillars and constructing a three-decker bridge around them to increase the area and number of entry and exit points for pilgrims to perform the ritual.
