The phrase "area treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, environmental science, or any field where a specific area is being addressed or treated for a particular purpose.
Example: "The area treatment plan for the affected region includes measures to restore the ecosystem and improve public health."
Alternatives: "regional intervention" or "zone management".
The government has begun cutting the levels of effluent in the harbour, with stage one of the Harbour Area Treatment Scheme, but officials admit the water is not yet ready for swimmers.
Despite 50 years of research in this area, treatment and prevention of graft contraction have progressed very little and understanding of the underlying mechanism remains poor.
As a surface area treatment, this flowing deposition method could be used to similarly enhance the energy conversion efficiency of many other electrochemical flow cells such as fuel cells, flow batteries and capacitive deionization cells.
In this work, we simulated the response of key wildfire exposure metrics to variations in the percentage of treated area, treatment unit size, and spatial arrangement of fuel treatments under different wind intensities.
Bulk density was significantly greater (P < 0.01), and KSat was significantly lower (P < 0.01) under the logging road and log landing areas as compared to the logged area treatment.
Such DEMs often contain artifacts and the automated hydrogeomorphic characterization of the watershed is influenced by terrain analysis procedures consisting in artificial depression (pit) and flat area treatment approaches combined with flow direction methods.
However, when Monilinia spp. incidence was close to the standard levels recorded in the area, treatments based on CPA-8 formulations proved to be efficacious.
They are now OATs (out of area treatments)." (NHS) For some regions, where low secure provision was absent, there was a sense that OATs were unavoidable.
They are now OATs (out of area treatments)." (NHS) "There is growth in medium secure units but not matched in low secure units".
Less well understood is the fact that people experiencing mental health crises also suffer from delays and out-of-area treatment.
"In these areas, treatment workers, service users and police officers described how 'out of town' dealers from organised crime groups based in cities such as London, Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham, had infiltrated the local market, sending runners to deal drugs and displace local dealers.
