The phrase "areas mandating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific regions or sectors require certain actions or regulations to be followed.
Example: "The report highlights areas mandating stricter environmental regulations to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "regions requiring" or "sectors enforcing".
The emergence of private governance, in itself, gives rise to the role of the state in four areas: mandating (defining minimum standards for business performance embedded within the legal framework), facilitating (developing enabling conditions or providing incentives), partnership (bringing complementary skills and inputs), and endorsing (giving political support) (Fox et al., 2002).
A Guttmacher report states that the restrictions were in four general areas: Mandating unnecessary medical procedures.
You'll learn that the park was created, and its public areas mandated to be "forever kept as wild," for commercial rather than aesthetic reasons.
A reputable piercing studio should provide clients with written and verbal aftercare instructions, as is in some areas mandated by law.
They probably have to trade two of their highest-paid players to get their payroll to the $40 million area mandated by the team's owner, Major League Baseball.
Mbagathi District Hospital was the only fully operational public healthcare facility in the Nairobi area mandated to provide an Integrated Management of Childcare and Illness clinic at the time of study (according to the Ministry of Health online registry of health facilities in Kenya).
THE 2010 CENSUS: The 2010 Census will count "everyone residing in the United States: in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Island Areas," as mandated by the Constitution.
But critics say taxpayer money should not be used to bail it out again — essentially subsidizing the rebuilding of homes in risky areas — without Congress' mandating even more radical changes.
Newport isn't the only area facing mandated copper reductions: Concentrations in Marina del Rey and the Shelter Island Yacht Basin in San Diego also have exceeded standards in recent years, data show.
In 2009 these agencies banned additional unsewered residential and commercial development in the area, and mandated construction of a sewer and wastewater treatment system (RWQCB 2009).
Closing high-traffic areas to private cars, mandating electrichybrid taxi and bus fleets, creating bike lanes citywide, limiting truck delivery hours, and constructing trams and light rail to supplement improvements to the subway, rail and ferry lines are all worthy of consideration.
