The phrase "area procurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the purchasing or sourcing of goods and services within a specific geographical area or region.
Example: "The area procurement team is responsible for sourcing local suppliers to reduce transportation costs."
Alternatives: "regional procurement" or "local procurement".
"But our plan is to take action in four vital areas: procurement, energy costs, unfair competition and dumping, and tax and government support".
This is contributing to the rise of trade over medium and long distances and the establishment of special production areas, procurement systems and modern food retailing.
The Laboratory for Nuclear Science Fiscal Office LNSS Fiscal) provides support to members of the laboratory in many areas: procurement; salary charges; financial projections; account reconciliation; proposal preparation and submission (including budget preparation); reports to MIT and grant sponsors; subaward assistance; service center billing and rate setting; etc.
National IRS activities including mapping and enumerating IRS target areas, procurement of insecticide and spray equipment, and training of spray teams, expanded from 5 to 36 districts from the period 2003 2008.
Key interventions include the procurement and distribution of 11 million long lasting insecticide treated nets, which will protect 22 million people living in malaria risk areas, procurement of 12.6 million courses of Artemisinin Combination Therapies (ACT) for treatment, and 16.5 million multi-species Rapid Diagnostic Tests and other anti-malarial drugs.
In the area of procurement alone, it is estimated that between10%and25% 25 % of global spending on public procurement is lost to corruption [ 8].
Further shifts are identified in the area of procurement staff training.
This paper describes the design, development, and related considerations of a multi-agent system in the area of procurement and contracting for the defense acquisition community.
One obvious area is procurement, where a growing number of firms are starting to "squeeze their suppliers a second time", after realising that the first round of renegotiations following the financial crisis did not go far enough.
They've redesigned their core processes in the area of procurement (online shopping), talent acquisition (marketplaces), collaboration (social networking), market research (peer reviews), finance (mobile payments) and travel (room and ride sharing).
