The phrase "areas knowledge of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "area's knowledge of" or "areas of knowledge"? If you meant "area's knowledge of," it can be used to refer to the understanding or expertise that a specific area possesses regarding a subject.
Example: "The area's knowledge of local history is impressive and contributes to the community's cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "expertise in" or "understanding of".
For parks and protected areas knowledge of visitor expectations and loyalty is limited.
Images of the past were examined within three content areas: knowledge of the past, date of construction of the building, and character of the past of Salt City.
Ease of access to grazing areas, knowledge of the location of pastures and presence of rules governing grazing were hypothesized to have a positive influence on forage availability in the area.
The knowledge regarding health insurance was explored in three areas: knowledge of the essence of health insurance, knowledge about the available health insurance, and knowledge on health insurance proclamations.
The questionnaire was piloted on older women in breast screening clinics and examined the following areas: knowledge of breast cancer symptoms, knowledge of the risk of developing breast cancer and confidence to detect breast changes.
That is, given dense area, knowledge of nondense area added nothing to the prediction of breast cancer risk.
That is, given dense area, knowledge of PDA did not improve the prediction of breast cancer risk.
bAdjusted for mother's education, household registration, fathers' occupation, family income, duration of residence, migrant flow area, knowledge of maternal health care, hospital of initiation of prenatal care, and reimbursement of prenatal care.
They often have access to the local and remote areas and knowledge of these areas.
We found a high proportion of incorrect answers in Russia, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Germany and Great Britain, in some of the areas of knowledge of the diseases associated with AIDS.
Awareness of brucellosis is low in disease-endemic areas, including knowledge of its transmission potential and its medical consequences.
