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The phrase "area officer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an official or representative responsible for a specific geographic area within an organization or government.
Example: "The area officer will conduct inspections in the designated regions to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "regional officer" or "district officer".
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"It was a dimly lit area," Officer McMellon said.
Very few people know about it," said Ian Robinson, the RSPB's Broads area officer.
Several gangs operate in the area, Officer Lee said, and drive-by shootings have been a problem.
Before going to graduate school, she served as an acquisitions and foreign area officer in the United States Air Force.
"I recognized him as not being from the local area," Officer Quick said in a telephone interview.
As area officer in Haringey, north London, in the early 1970s, she set up a specialist long-term team for children in care.
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About 10 minutes after protesters entered the barricaded area, officers placed a final group of barricades into place, completely surrounding the protesters, the lawsuit said, adding that they were not permitted to leave the pen for about two hours.
Thomas McCarthy, the Re publican county committeeman from Larchmont, who heads the Buckley campaign in West?? chester, told reporters that the drive had 33 area officers and was the most ambitious the county had ever seen.
The mob put up roadblocks to prevent police reinforcements from reaching the area, officers said.
Additional in-country U.S. Navy staffing, logistical support and foreign area officers would move some of the planning and contracting workload away from the ships.
As they prepared to search the area, officers found the body of a 29-year-old man from Glendale who had been shot multiple times.
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