The phrase "area steps" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing steps related to a particular area or field, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The area steps for improving community engagement include outreach programs and public meetings."
Alternatives: "steps in the area" or "steps for the area".
"Early afternoon in Tite Street and already the twilight is seeping up through the area steps and out into the grey pavements beyond.
3 12 p.m. | Updated A city board on Tuesday unanimously approved a zoning variance necessary for Whole Foods Market to build its much-delayed store in Gowanus, Brooklyn, clearing the way for what the company and local supporters hope will be an economic stimulus for an underdeveloped area steps from a Superfund site.
He acknowledged that, whatever good news might be found in that document, in this area "steps are needed to change the forecast".
He cleaned some fallen leaves and bits of stick out of the area, stepping carefully around the wall.
The presence of a feeding area step had no influence on minimum and maximum reach.
Kayal said 6,000 people, including many women and children, fled the sparsely-populated area in two days last weekend when bombardment of the area stepped up.
A1 New York City, New Jersey and major financial institutions in the metropolitan area stepped up security to the highest levels since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
A feeding area step up to a maximum of 20 cm need not be taken into account in terms of feeding reach.
The skylighted kitchen and dining area step down to a sunken living room with a wet bar, a fireplace and a wall of windows overlooking the Sound and two small islands.
Goats were tested individually in an experimental feeding stall that allowed the height difference between the feed table, the standing area of the forelegs, and a feeding area step (difference in height between forelegs and hind legs) to be varied.
First, we need a shapefile defining and describing the environment of the disaster area (Step 1a).
