The phrase "area of introducing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing a specific field or domain where new ideas or products are presented or launched.
Example: "In the area of introducing innovative technologies, we have seen significant advancements this year."
Alternatives: "field of presenting" or "domain of launching".
A model-aided explorative study had shown that decreasing the area of vegetables, introducing crop rotations, cover crops and manure applications, and including beef-cattle production would be a better strategy.
Now the company is opening up its marketplace to a wider area of buyers, introducing a "Prime" option in states neighboring California to have cars shipped to them for $999.
As in the area of spintronics, technological progress of introducing transition metals like Co, Mn, Fe, Cr, Cu, and Ni has enabled doped ZnO to exhibit excellent magnetic, optical, and electronic properties required for spintronic materials [12 19].
Several councils around the country, including Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and Portsmouth, have passed motions in support of introducing exclusion areas and could do so if the Ealing zone is upheld.
The third scenario, giving an estimated area of 15 km2 introduces the concept of plough burial and is based on the most conservative estimate of the width of the disturbance strip, 2 m, reported in [23].
And given the government's record of introducing new areas for enterprise only haltingly, it is unclear that new jobs can be created as quickly as the public sector positions will be cut.
Celtic, Rangers, Kilmarnock and Motherwell are known to be keen on exploring the possibility of introducing standing areas and St Johnstone would not rule it out but St Mirren have no plans to modify their recently constructed stadium.
In 2000, the Department of Health set up pilot site areas to assess the feasibility of introducing a population screening programme for bowel cancer using faecal occult blood test (FOBT) kits completed at home and returned to a laboratory for processing [ 6].
The quality domain has attracted the greatest interest of all potential areas for introducing market-based adjunct incentives, complementing other quality-related strategies such as selective contracting and use of report cards [ 16, 17].
