The phrase "areas characterised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific regions or locations that have distinct features or qualities.
Example: "The study focused on areas characterised by high biodiversity and unique ecosystems."
Alternatives: "regions defined by" or "zones marked by".
Yet there is evidence it has stubbornly persisted in Labour areas characterised by diversity, such as Tower Hamlets and Bradford.
The effectiveness of vector control strategies adopted during the 2007 Italian outbreak20 and of larvicide treatments in areas characterised by low-moderate vector abundance21 has been recently investigated.
Working in underground spaces appears to be a possible solution for urban areas with lack of space or areas characterised by extremes of temperature.
"Some viewers believe parts of our schedules lack quality and have become too weighted towards long-running factual entertainment strands with similar formats and covering similar subject areas, characterised as 'collectible hunting' and property," it said.
Systems made with vertically perforated clay units for building mainly tall, load-bearing, reinforced masonry walls for commercial and industrial purposes were studied for applications in areas characterised by low to high seismic risk.
Well design criteria were associated with hand-dug wells and boreholes in areas characterised by high permeability subsoils, while local geological setting was significant for hand-dug wells and boreholes in areas dominated by low/moderate permeability subsoils.
This is an area characterised by beautiful and historical Victorian parkland, anchored by two great clubs with magnificent 21st century football stadia.
Chris now occupies the wildest region, the Western Congolian swamp forests, an area characterised by impenetrable marshes and forest flooded for several months of the year.
More recently, an influx of Slovakian Romas has seen the area characterised as a boiling pot, ripe for Oldham-style riots.
The shot towers were part of the diverse industries of an area characterised by the stench of meat and waste used in soap making, leather and other by-products of animals.
The map shows the presence of a well-defined diffuse degassing structure (Solfatara DDS, Fig. 4), that is the area characterised by degassing of deeply derived CO2 (see Methods).
