The phrase "area of responding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific field or domain related to responses, such as in research, surveys, or feedback mechanisms.
Example: "In the area of responding, we have seen significant improvements in participant engagement over the last year."
Alternatives: "field of response" or "domain of feedback".
The proportion of LAs responding was at least 50% in all 15 PHE centre areas, and the area-level characteristics of responding and non-responding LAs were statistically similar.
Notably, this refinement was never accompanied by an expansion in the area of cortex responding to ipsilateral eye stimulation.
Through a combined adaptive cycle and political ecology approach, this article explores how the Afro-Brazilian Quilombolas of Bombas, living inside the protected area of PETAR, respond to and shape social-ecological changes in the Atlantic Forest.
"We are already working on the possibility of responding in the area of security, in particular through the creation of a school for gendarmes or by training police," he said.
The Freedom Corps will focus on three areas of need: responding in case of crisis at home, rebuilding our communities and extending American compassion throughout the world.
These experiences build a strong case for a multi-stakeholder, qualitative, and participatory approach to identifying and assessing risks while enhancing the capacity of local areas to respond to the impacts of climate change.
The results of the two case projects that we present argue for a multi-stakeholder, participatory framework for assessment that supports the necessary analysis, understanding, and enhancement of capabilities of local areas to respond and adapt to the health impacts at the local level.
Will certain types of maize or specific areas of production respond more negatively to climate change?
To simultaneously observe a larger area of the ionosphere responding to solar eclipses and geomagnetic storms, the TEC derived from a network of ground-based GPS receivers is ideal to be employed (Tsai and Liu, 1999).
Similarly, the same area of arMFC responds to hearing one's own name relative to hearing another person's name, another ostensive cue conveying communicative intent directed toward the observer (Kampe et al. 2003).
