The phrase "area of fertility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing agriculture, biology, or metaphorically in discussions about creativity or productivity.
Example: "The region is known for its rich soil, making it an area of fertility for various crops."
Alternatives: "fertile region" or "zone of fertility".
The use of stem cells is increasing our knowledge of early human development and opens new therapeutic avenues in the area of fertility preservation.
The Institute has not established how it will evaluate practice or accreditation issues that are limited to the sub-specialty area of fertility medicine/surgery [ 9].
Young et al (2013) question our finding that 97% of oncologists 'discuss fertility issues with their patients' and contrast this with their own work which demonstrates unmet patient information needs, especially in the area of fertility and sexuality.
These types of studies are part of the emerging field of the biodemography of fertility, which is an interdisciplinary area of fertility research that combines theories from the social sciences (sociology, economics) with approaches from behavioral and molecular genetics, neuro-endocrinology, and evolutionary theory (Wachter and Bulatao 2003).
In the 20th century, obstetrics developed chiefly in the areas of fertility control and the promotion of healthy births.
Today the Fens is an area of great fertility and massive agricultural output, and a number of the region's products are processed in Peterborough's factories.
With an increasing volume of births in an area of high fertility, accurate planning for the quantity of necessary commodities is essential.
He has published numerous papers in many scientific journals, proceedings and chapters in books of international standing many of which are in the areas of soil fertility, plant nutrition, fertilizer formulation and assessment.
Even in areas of limited fertility, Africans still had to produce their quota of cotton, rice, or coffee; most of the good land was taken over by wealthy white landowners and multinational companies, and the forced labour codes remained in operation until 1962.
Inversely, areas of higher fertility in relatively low-nutrient systems such as alpine communities have a higher mean number of non-native species, compared with lower fertility areas (McDougall et al. 2005).
