The phrase "areas cited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or subjects that have been mentioned or referenced in a text or discussion.
Example: "In the report, the areas cited for improvement include customer service and product quality."
Alternatives: "mentioned areas" or "referenced locations".
The Pentagon will not reopen the entire contracting process, but will focus on eight problem areas cited in the G.A.O.
The areas cited were the jet's wings, the "wing carry through structure," or wing box, and the forward fuselage.
In half of all calls, pharmacies in poor areas cited an incorrect age threshold for over-the-counter access.
So we will definitely, hopefully, be touching the largest percentage of our staff in the areas cited.
Mr. Bush's proposal calls for $475 billion in additional spending over 10 years on the areas cited by Mr. Gore and others.
Mr. Bush's budget proposal calls for $475 billion in additional spending over the next 10 years on the areas cited by Mr. Gore, and others.
The commission acknowledged there had been progress in some areas, citing an increase in the number of ethnic minority MPs and a rise in the proportion with a degree-level qualification across all ethnic groups.
Some resort areas cite studies showing that a family of four on a winter ski trip spends an average of $10,000 during a week's stay, but that summer visitors — mountain bikers, rafters, hikers — average just a few hundred dollars a day.
Rather, the buyer is assured that the wine truly comes from the area cited.
Instead, the body upheld complaints on the grounds that the "106 arrests last week in your area" cited on the vans were inaccurate.
Tony Schwartz, co-president of the Auto Gallery network in the Los Angeles area, cited not only the detached nature of his marques, but his dealerships' separate senior teams.
