The phrase "area of tank" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the measurement or size of a tank, particularly in contexts related to engineering, construction, or fluid dynamics.
Example: "To calculate the volume of water the tank can hold, we first need to determine the area of the tank's base."
Alternatives: "tank surface area" or "tank dimensions".
Specific growth rate and maximum plant density (considering biomass at the end of the assays and the area of tanks) were evaluated according to Rai et al., 2006 [ 68].
The Nazi war economy, though overshadowed by the growing power of America's, outmatched both that of Britain and that of the Soviet Union except in the key areas of tank and aircraft production.
Activity levels and shoaling density showed no response to tank structures and fish did not spend a significantly greater or lesser amount of time in areas of tanks containing glass rods.
The young fish increased the time spent in the red half of the tank during the Extinction period, but still significantly avoided the red color area of the tank (p<0.0001 and <0.02 for day 4 and 6, respectively).
Volume V of the fuel in the tank is given by V = h × A (5). where A is the area of the tank.
We calculated the slope of change in concentration versus the time elapsed and divided this by the area of the tank to obtain flux.
These data were confirmed by automated analysis of track and occupancy plots and also demonstrated that zebrafish display a classical homebase formation in the bottom area of the tank.
At the beginning of a trial, the fish would often remain motionless in one area of the tank.
The quantitative model for a linear version of this system is as follows: q o = k * V dV dt = q i − q o where V is the volume of the liquid in the tank, q i is the inflow, q o is the outflow, and k is a positive constant coefficient determined by the cross sectional area of the tank and the density of the liquid.
