The phrase "area stress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, psychology, or engineering, where it refers to stress or pressure experienced in a specific area.
Example: "The researchers measured the area stress on the soil to determine its stability for construction."
Alternatives: "localized stress" or "regional stress".
In several localized regions of the study area, stress values exceeded expected yield stress.
Damage metric is developed for the composite samples based on an area stress reduction threshold.
Above and below this area, stress cannot build up, and the movement between the plates occurs smoothly through time and thus does not produce earthquakes.
Area stress maps show the gradual accumulation of damage and indicate that PLPS is a useful tool for detection of the initiation and progression of TBC spallation.
Analytical definitions are widely available for the first two terms leading to finite energy in crack-tip area (stress intensity factor, T-stress), but rarely for higher order terms (either regular or singular ones).
The chip comprises daisy chain structures to monitor changes of wire bond resistance and leakage current, large and small area stress sensors to measure stress on the chip associated with die attach and moulding, and comb and triple track sensors to study corrosion and moisture penetration related to mould compound.
BOSTON — For three anxious days, the greater Cleveland metropolitan area stressed about the soreness in LeBron James's right elbow and the tender state of the Cavaliers.
All of the writing in this area stresses not just the value of the assessment phase, but the unequivocally critical nature of this process.
During early-season games, he seemed fairly normal, barking at officials as he charged around the bench area, stressed out as always.
These statistical behaviors indicate the presence of wide-area stress disturbances, and the effects of these disturbances on the seismogenic zone have been investigated.
The results show that nurse anaesthetists experienced stress in four areas: stress in situations of patient care, stress related to co-workers, stress related to leadership and administration and stress as a senior nurse anaesthetist.
