The phrase "area of fracture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medicine, geology, or materials science to describe a specific location where a fracture has occurred.
Example: "The X-ray revealed a significant area of fracture in the patient's left arm."
Alternatives: "site of fracture" or "location of fracture."
In the area of fracture, tougher and more ductile modern steels, adopted by ASTM in its specifications during the 1990s, are beginning to replace the conventional high-strength low-alloy steels of the 1960s.
The axial tensile strength, ultimate strain and the area of fracture surface of cement paste with SCMs were experimentally investigated in this study, and the relationship between tensile strength and fracture area of specimens were analyzed.
Volume per unit area of fracture.
The simulation results show that extending the area of fracture network is better than enhancing the conductivity of fractures for improving production.
The number of TRAP+ osteoclasts was then expressed per total area of fracture callus.
The margin of dental all-ceramic single-tooth restorations was the area of fracture origin.
Two other exfoliation events occurred over the next month, but with lesser energy (i.e., smaller area of fracturing, Fig. 2) compared to earlier events.
Like all disruptive innovations, the SIGN intramedullary nail system is not a static entity, but rather is evolving into other areas of fracture care.
Relatively small final fracture area of the fracture surface indicated that the shaft was under a low stress at the time of failure.
We only accumulate the effective closed region area of the fracture network, which is connected the fracture network, as the part of the stimulated reservoir area.
The early-time performance of multi-fractured horizontal wells is mainly controlled by fracture geometry, total effective area of the fractures, and conductivity of the primary fracture system.
