The phrase "area of governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific domain or field in which governance is exercised or applied.
Example: "The area of governance concerning environmental policies has seen significant changes in recent years."
Alternatives: "domain of governance" or "field of governance".
Justice Kennedy's opinion rests heavily on the principle that the federal government has exclusive power over immigration policy as part of its power to control relations with foreign nations — and thus pre-empts states from entering this area of governance.
General Petraeus' war assessment focuses primarily on the positive trends on the military side, where there have been far more gains than in the area of governance or economic development.
The evolution of resolution planning is nowhere more evident than it is in the area of governance, particularly in terms of having monitoring processes in place to know when the resolution strategy must be executed.
But the hardest of the cross-application challenges is that of compliance, sometimes referred to as the general area of Governance, Risk and Compliance.
secondary literature on the role of bioethics in governance of science and technology (including literature in which bioethicists analyse their own field of work and papers from the area of governance theory); 6.
At the higher levels, more emphasis is placed on rationality since cadres need to take into account of multiple factors and decision-making involves a much broader area of governance, but virtues such as concern for the people and a practical attitude also matter.
But the government lacks the capacity to act effectively in many areas of governance - in energy policy, education, health, as well as security.
This is an issue that touches all areas of governance in the UK.
Only shared and sustained improvements across all areas of governance will deliver the future that Africans deserve and demand".
Today members are discussing their scope of work and the areas of governance they will examine over the coming months.
He did say: "It's clear that no change in the areas of governance, financial regulation, transparency and the involvement of supporters is not an option".
