The phrase "area paper" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in academic or professional contexts to refer to a paper or report that focuses on a specific area of study or topic.
Example: "The area paper on climate change provided valuable insights into the environmental impacts of urbanization."
Alternatives: "topic paper" or "subject paper".
He subsequently bought another area paper, The Harrisburg Telegraph.
Christopher Coutlee defends his Major Area Paper.
Congratulations René! Amy Winecoff defends her Major Area Paper.
Congratulations Dr. Huettel! René San Martín defends his Major Area Paper.
The examination committee is responsible for approving the topic and scope of a comprehensive review paper (major area paper, or MAP), that constitutes the marketing area's major field examination.
The county's Republican Party apologized after its ad targeting Hindu voters in The India Herald, an area paper, sparked controversy, with many calling it offensive.
Along with writing daily articles on the Adelphia trial for his paper's Web site and two other area papers, he spends Monday nights in Brooklyn putting together The Leader-Enterprise's front page.
In a bizarre solution, the team set aside four folding bridge chairs over an entranceway to the seating area for the principal area papers -- The Times, Newsday, The Daily News and The Post.
It is also a major distributor of The Wall Street Journal and numerous magazines and out-of-town newspapers, and it does some distribution of The Daily News, The New York Post and other area papers.
So in rural areas, paper maps have been pinned up in community gathering places.
Jack B. Grubman, the star Salomon Smith Barney telecom analyst with an unmatched talent for drumming up underwriting work, was quoted in a Seattle-area paper touting Terabeam as "the next meteoric rise in the emerging telecom space … this is the first example of revolutionary technology I've seen in 23 years".
