The phrase "areas of grass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific locations or sections that are covered with grass, often in the context of landscaping, parks, or natural environments.
Example: "The park features several areas of grass where families can enjoy picnics and outdoor games."
Alternatives: "patches of grass" or "sections of grassland."
Two members of staff noticed dry areas of grass, or parchmarks.
There are a few small areas of grass and trees in southern Asir.
"In one lesson, we tested areas of grass, comparing two different patches to look at how much water they contained and which was growing faster," he says.
From there she took me to see some of the housing complexes, tall regular blocks built around generous areas of grass and trees with lots of benches and little bronze statues.
A spokesman said: "We regularly cut the large areas of grass in front of the castle, but following updated guidance from the Health and Safety Executive, we have stopped cutting the steep banks in the area of the moat".
In southwestern Russia, in portions of the Transcaucasus region, and especially in Ukraine, some soils that have been formed in areas of grass steppe are chernozems (black earths)—deep, friable, humus-rich, and renowned for their fertility.
As a whole, small mammal abundance will be improved at the landscape scale by enhancing total hedge length while increasing areas of grass-dominated linear habitats will result in a more balanced diversity of the community.
When their cows have stripped one area of grass, nomads simply move on.
Ownership of a manicured area of grass is one of those things that allow us to "place" people in their appropriate social milieu.
Pictures showed at least four of the dead had been covered with tarps on an area of grass near the building.
A live Associated Press video feed from inside Bab al-Azizyah showed rebels rushing into a smoldering area of grass and trees.
