The phrase "areas attributes" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the attributes of specific areas, but it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The areas' attributes vary significantly depending on the geographical location."
Alternatives: "characteristics of areas" or "features of regions".
Findings documented that previously described increases in densities and basal areas attributed to fire exclusion were followed by decreases in 1935 2004 and 1984 2005.
A strong seismic amplitude character is an isolated, abruptly dimming feature, but vanishing its character within certain anomaly areas, attributing to shaling out of the reservoir.
Whereas Kazakh HHs kept on average 3.5 SU/ha on the summer grazing areas attributed to their use, the respective stocking density was 1.2 SU/ha for Uriankhai and 2.7 SU/ha for Torguud (Altmann et al. 2016).
It would be worthwhile to investigate which importance mothers or other caregivers in conflict areas attribute to childhood immunization, for instance by using qualitative research methods.
Although the MAP1-B ELISA [ 17] has been reported to detect false-positives in heartwater-free areas attributed to cross-reactions with closely related species [ 18, 19], the assay has higher sensitivity compared to other serological tests to detect E. ruminantium antibodies in ovine and caprine sera [ 20, 21].
The significant decrease in surface area attributes to the basicity of mesoporous MgO.
Both distance and surface area attributes of particle dispersion had significant negative correlations with Hausner ratio and Carr's index values of lactose.
The index of relative socioeconomic disadvantage is an area level measure of SES developed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and is derived from area attributes such as low income, low educational attainment, high unemployment, and jobs in relatively unskilled occupations, where a low score indicates socioeconomic disadvantage [34].
Australian Bureau of Statistics ABSS) Census data for 2006 is use to capture the non-pecuniary area attributes [ 21].
The Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage (IRSD) is a measure of area socioeconomic position produced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Census data derived from area attributes of percentages of people living with social disadvantage (21).
