The phrase "area of turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or human resources, typically referring to the scope or extent of turnover, such as employee turnover or sales turnover.
Example: "The area of turnover in our company has increased significantly over the past year, prompting us to reevaluate our hiring practices."
Alternatives: "scope of turnover" or "extent of turnover".
Physical participation in degrading organic substrates results in fragmentation, thereby increasing the surface area of action, turnover and aeration.
Each identified cluster was spatially contiguous and areas of steep turnover in posterior probability of population membership were presumed to reflect barriers to gene flow.
Cationic radium is a calcium mimetic (located in the same column of the periodic table as calcium), and as such naturally targets areas of bone turnover without the need for a carrier.
Areas where CTX-II immunoreactivity did not respond to oestrogen status, but was frequent, included the deep and inner zone and growth plate, which is an area of high collagen turnover, and was previously considered to be a possible key contributor to urinary CTX-II [ 17].
On the western side of the Andes, only 7.3% (tail length), 8.9% (wing length), and 16.8% (bill depth) of the areas harboring the highest 10% of turnover overlapped with currently protected areas, and on the eastern side 11.5% (tarsus length).
A 2005 study to examine the relationship between job satisfaction, turnover intent, and demographic variables among primary health care nurses in a rural area of South Africa found that turnover intent was significantly and inversely correlated with the number of years of nursing (19).
This review does not touch upon the processing, maturation or stability of the mt-transcripts or the process of turnover but these areas are also under intense investigation.
We hypothesized that if bone marrow lesions are areas of accelerated bone turnover, then they should be accompanied by elevation in systemic levels of bone turnover markers.
This species is not predicted to loose suitability in areas of high clade turnover.
The co-registration of micro-SPECT/micro-CT images allows the detection of high Tc-99 m MDP uptake, depicting areas of high bone turnover, e.g. joints (knees, shoulders), spine and skull (Figure 5).
