"area of substance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a region or portion of a substance. For example, "The area of substance on the surface of the rock had a distinct green hue."
He was chaplain to the Dobbs Ferry Police Department and the Community Hospital, worked in the area of substance abuse and was a comfort to parishioners, like Donna McNamara, who lost her 16-year-old son to cancer in 1997 and credits her survival of the loss to Monsignor Attridge's counseling.
The coalition contract proposes to disentangle the two levels of government by reducing the states' veto rights over federal affairs, making up for this by giving the states more powers, notably over education.The second area of substance concerns the budget deficit.
Ultimately, for those of us who practice, advocate, educate, shape policy around and aim for change in the area of substance misuse, I only propose that we step back for a moment and think more openly, critically and broadly about the idea of legalizing marijuana use.
The distribution of these events ranged from 4% in the area of Substance Use to 16% in the area of Specialty and Inpatient Hospital Care (see Table 3).
Needs in the domain of alcohol and drugs indicate comorbidity in the area of substance use, which suggests a shared underlying liability and impact on disability [ 9, 21].
Interdisciplinary care and teaching is critical in the area of substance use conditions and faculty from other disciplines should be involved.
After completion of residency and research fellowship at Stanford, she served 4 years at the San Francisco General Hospital/UCSF, gaining experience in the areas of substance use, HIV and public health.
She has conducted extensive research in the areas of substance use disorders treatment and prevention, which has been supported by the National Institutes of Health for 15 years.
Both cover many areas of substance: consumer protection, systemic risk regulation, compensation, over-the-counter derivatives, ratings agencies, etc.
To be sure, other funded research in the areas of substance abuse and mental health touch on crime.
In addition to her specialty in eating disorders, she also has expertise in the areas of: substance abuse, depression, anxiety, grief and relationship struggles.
