The phrase "areas force" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific concept or term, but without context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The areas force of the project needs to be evaluated for effectiveness."
Alternatives: "regional influence" or "sector impact".
In many areas, force of numbers matters.
Climate change and a related increase in temperature, particularly in alpine areas, force both flora and fauna to adapt to the new conditions.
Several underlying factors for alterations in grey values in the AF images, mainly in the border region of GA areas, force the reader to interpret by his subjective impressions, more or less supported by the interaction between him and the method.
I read that pollution had become an increasing problem in those other areas, forcing authorities to ban nonrecyclable water bottles.
Heavy fighting in the rural areas forced thousands of people to seek refuge in the cities, where serious overcrowding ensued.
In Bangui, anti-balaka fighters, armed with AK-47s and rocket-propelled grenade launchers attacked numerous Muslim areas, forcing the population to flee.
He said the NHS was already suffering a shortage of paramedics among many other areas, forcing health trusts to rely on agencies and foreign recruitment.
Commercial absorbents such as sanitary napkins are often expensive and hard to find in many areas, forcing women to use inadequate – and sometimes dangerous – alternatives.
A wall of water whipped up by strong winds also flooded coastal areas, forcing about 150,000 people to flee their homes, officials said.
Floods washed away bridges that connect a number of the most devastated areas, forcing some military and aid workers to move by foot.
"In some areas, forces could be bypassed by forward elements of the other side and find themselves in the other side's rear area.
