The phrase "area quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or standards of a specific geographic location or region.
Example: "The area quality has improved significantly due to recent urban development initiatives."
Alternatives: "regional quality" or "local quality".
As heating is confined to the interface area, quality of weld mainly depends on temperature at the interface.
There are knowledge gaps concerning the leptogenic potential of play areas for very young children and particularly whether there is an association between levels of childhood obesity and play area quality.
The service accepts polygons that define areas of interest, then returns population totals, land area, quality measures, and basic parametric statistics for the requested polygons based on data from SEDAC's Gridded Population of the World version 3 (GPWv3) dataset for the year 2005.
However, in this area, quality assessment of groundwater has received little attention and efforts to use hydrochemical data to solve particular problems are less or nonexistent.
Some ways to measure them: the number of patents a metro area produces (innovation), the number of college graduates that live there (human capital), the amount of passenger miles its residents travel (infrastructure) and the vibrancy of its downtown area (quality of place).
As the additional requirements to operationalize biodiversity safeguards are implemented, this degradation proxy can be used in combination with biodiversity information to assess ecosystem services and risks to biodiversity, which are based on the principles of landscape ecology, which have demonstrated important relationships between habitat area, quality, with biodiversity.
Quality management can be divided into two main areas, quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC).
Last year's tour of Europe made him realise that his squad was short of depth and, in certain areas, quality.
The survey uses 69 indicators to rank the countries in five areas: quality, access, equity, outcomes and efficiency.
The scale documents the effects of the resulting cutbacks, hospital mergers and hospital closings on two areas: quality of healthcare services and effects on staff.
We have presented actionable recommendations for consideration by G20 governments on three key priority areas: quality education, international mobility and smart taxation.
