The phrase "area of road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section or portion of a roadway, often in discussions about traffic, construction, or urban planning.
Example: "The area of road near the intersection will be closed for repairs starting next week."
Alternatives: "section of road" or "stretch of road".
This paper tries to make an overview of the work carried out by scientific community in the area of road helmets safety.
Smartphone usage while driving, a prominent type of driver distraction, has become a major concern in the area of road safety.
When the area of road available for traffic is further restricted to accommodate the construction of a new or replacement sewer, the traffic congestion undoubtedly becomes worse and unacceptable to the road users.
Product modeling is not a new technology any more, but its use in construction industry is still very rare, even more in the area of road design, construction and maintenance.
It advances on the path of previous methods in the area of road network matching and map conflation like e.g. Geometry Matching and Buffer Growing.
In case of Nagoya city, some useful information is available, i.e., population, area of road network, location of safe place, and road blockage probability.
In city after city, the indicators of urban "metabolism," like the number of gas stations or the total surface area of roads, showed that when a city doubles in size, it requires an increase in resources of only 85 percent.
"I can take these laws and make precise predictions about the number of violent crimes and the surface area of roads in a city in Japan with 200,000 people.
Eagle I agreed to bear the cost of building an equivalent area of roads and open space, after which it would turn the land over to Paranaque City, the local municipality.
Rarely discussed is the impact of wind farms on habitat loss and habitat fragmentation, and the large area of roads serving the farms (Wildlife Society).
LiDAR derived RDMs revealed in increase of 17.1% in the area of roads, skid trails and landings, due to selective logging of tropical forests in the western Brazilian Amazon [2].
