The phrase "area of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or geometrical contexts to refer to a specific area measurement, often in relation to a unit square or similar concept.
Example: "In this problem, we need to calculate the area of one square unit to determine the total area of the shape."
Alternatives: "unit area" or "one square unit".
Both current density and power density calculations are based on the surface area of one of the biophotoelectrodes (0.0314 cm).
It was possible, we learned through experimentation, to sit on about a square-foot area of one of the berths and catch a glimpse of a six-inch sliver of water.
In particular, contact area of two residues is sum of atomic interface areas on pairs of atoms; surface area of one residue is sum of surface areas exposed to solvent in this residue; total area of one residue is sum of all areas in this residue.
Barrels tower overhead in the storage area of One Eight Distilling in Washington.
Die area of one channel is about 1190 μm×147 μm.
Once the cutting area of one grain exceeds the limit value, wear takes place.
At 4 33 A.M., I got another emergency alert from M.I.T., this one because of a "suspicious package" in the area of one of the undergraduate dorms.
Each dataset includes layers for a base area of one hundred square kilometers around the urban center of each municipality in the Hurricane Mitch project.
"We have expanded in 8 or 10 core areas," Mr. Dooner said, "and we'll possibly expand into new areas, especially in the area of one-on-one database and consumer knowledge areas, and developing and growing our Internet learning culture".
On the other hand, the small specific surface area of one-dimensional nanostructures is a serious flaw as it causes insufficient dye adsorption.
The ordered growth and high surface area of one-dimensional ZnO nanorods are desirable as it would provide significant enhancement of the devices efficient functioning.
