The phrase "area of planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific field or domain related to planning activities, strategies, or processes.
Example: "The area of planning for the upcoming event requires careful consideration of logistics and resources."
Alternatives: "field of planning" or "domain of planning".
"Universities are trying to influence the government's agenda to look at the whole area of planning.
While PN can represent the entirety of any system, CP is effective in solving large problems, especially in area of planning.
He is a recipient of the 2012 Pyke Johnson Award (by the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies, USA, for the best paper in the area of planning and environment), the Best Policy Analysis Paper of 2012 by Environmental Science and Technology Journal of the American Chemical Society and the Best 2004 Research Award by Tokyo Electric Power Company, Japan.
Table 1 Description of the maturity levels in the area of planning (Source: Authors) Maturity levels in the area of planning Description 1 (ad hoc) An enterprise assumes the future will be the continuation of the present. 2 (aware) An enterprise takes strategic actions and considers different strategies in a periodic and unsystematic manner.
The description of each maturity level in the area of forecasting is presented in Table 2. Table 2 Description of the maturity levels in the area of forecasting (Source: Authors) Maturity levels in the area of planning Description 1 (ad hoc) Information is organized on the identifiable surface information.
The details of the nature of collaboration among primary healthcare practices show that the main collaboration occurs in the area of planning health services.
The problem affects most forestry sector statistics including log production, intake and output of logs from mills, areas of planned and executed land clearance in state land forests, licences and others.
One good example would be in the area of transportation planning.
Appraisal results were documented in the performance areas of: planning, doing, checking, acting, public participating and integration with other programs.
As director, he became involved in transportation issues around the country, especially in the areas of planning and financing highways and airports.
The latter also marks the beginning of applying analytics in substantive areas of planning, a direction that will be the focus of our growth in urban analytics.
