The phrase "area units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements of space, such as in mathematics, geography, or real estate.
Example: "The total area of the property is measured in square meters, which are standard area units."
Alternatives: "measurement units for area" or "units of area".
An empirical problem that arises is that different types of local area units can infer different results.
Area units will develop the basic policies and approach for developing and maintaining a distribution system to serve all Carrier units.
Both arms rest in a carriage that moves as the tracer arm is moved; a vernier wheel within the carriage provides directly the area that is measured, calibration of vernier and area units being undertaken at the outset.
For students interested in completing all 12 units in the BEMH Scholarly area, units can be selected from a wide variety of University, Medical School, and Law School courses.
Only 1 unit of metal accrues in the friction surface for every 200 area units of aluminia, because there is metal in the pores of the oxide cells only.
In fact, budget constraints, the probabilistic nature of fire spread and interactions among the different area units composing the whole treatment, give rise to challenging search spaces on typical landscapes.
From structurally high to low, the study area units comprise a structurally high sandstone matrix olistostrome, serpentinite, a structurally intermediate sandstone matrix olistostrome, Early Cretaceous Nicasio Reservoir Terrane greenstone, and coherent Cretaceous greywacke, all exhibiting prehnite pumpellyite burial metamorphism.
The paper presents a comparative method (SICOM) to evaluate complex site conditions at different area units as a basis for the estimate of spatial equivalence of agri-environmental measures (AEM).
Figure 3 Topography of the study area (units in m).
There are nearly 2000 area units in New Zealand, with an average of 2000 individuals living in each.
