The phrase "area of ny" is not entirely correct as it lacks proper capitalization and clarity.
You can use it when referring to a specific geographic region or location in New York, but it should be written as "area of NY" or "area of New York."
Example: "The area of NY is known for its diverse culture and vibrant city life."
Alternatives: "region of New York" or "zone of NY".
Similarly, with 195 congregations, the greater area of New York, NY-NJ-PA reported the highest number of congregations in a million-plus metropolitan area, whereas the greater area of Providence, RI-MA reported the lowest with just three Hindu congregations.
With more than 80,000 Hindu adherents, the greater area of New York, NY-NJ-PA reported the highest number of Hindu adherents, whereas the greater area of Baltimore, MD reported the lowest -- only 71 identified as Hindu adherents.
Fusarium wilt, caused by a number of Fusarium species, is a fungal soilborne disease of concern in soybean production areas of NY, particularly in years with drought, like we are experiencing in 2018.
Culverts would be replaced, drainage systems would be upgraded and they would create a new wetland mitigation area aside of NY 149.
In the second experiment group, the working day movement of 60 people and 50 taxicabs is simulated in a 10 × 8 km2 area of Manhattan, NY, USA [72].
And reports of spider mite damage on soybeans in areas of western NY are still coming in.
The current Drought Monitor now has areas of western NY and the southern Hudson Valley and Catskills as abnormally dry, though Friday's rain should help to alleviate this.
Other areas of State Fair Boulevard (NY 48) were upgraded into limited-access highways, including at Thruway exit 39 and in downtown Syracuse.
NY 16 then begins heading slightly northwestward through a wider, more developed valley in the towns of Holland and Wales to the first sign of an approaching major metropolitan area, the south end of NY 400, the Aurora Expressway.
Due to the terrain of the area, NY 333 intersected only a handful of roads, one of which was Cranberry Lake Road (CR 2), a north south highway that met NY 333 midway between the hamlets of Risingville and Thurston.
