The phrase "area of flood" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific region or zone that is affected by flooding or is prone to flooding.
Example: "The area of flood was marked on the map to alert residents of potential danger during the storm."
Alternatives: "flood zone" or "flood-prone area".
For SeaGen, observations were spatially divided into North (area of flood tide wake) and South (area of ebb tide wake) of the foundation, respectively.
Ric Metcalfe, the leader of the City of Lincoln Council, said: "Obviously it is an area of flood risk, so is most of Lincoln.
The research conducted under this Project House will consist of individual "proof-of-concept" studies in the area of flood assessment and flood countermeasures, which are briefly outlined later and that will be completed between 2016 and 2019.
"I can state categorically that no site will come forward for development within the green belt, any Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or area of flood risk unless it has been fully reassessed against the planning practice guidance as amended in October," said Conservative council leader Stephen Mansbridge.
The efforts have paid off — a few days ago I was in an area of flooded pasture where I could see at least 1,000 capybara, the world's largest rodent.
"This is not a new area of flooding.
It is the last dry spot before a large area of flooded land.
Inclusion of children with disabilities into all school-based activities and improving early warning and detection in the area of flooding are important.
As the current flooding, the worst since 2007, affects more and more towns and villages across Britain, ministers traded accusations with insurers about the worrying possibility huge numbers of households in areas of flood risk could become uninsurable from next year.
Much of the new construction took place on flat areas of flood plain, meteorologists say, where rains from storms in years past spread across the earth and either evaporated or were absorbed.
