The phrase "areas of maintaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific fields or aspects related to the act of maintaining something, such as systems, equipment, or processes.
Example: "In our organization, we have identified several key areas of maintaining our IT infrastructure to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "aspects of upkeep" or "fields of preservation".
It would also be very difficult to achieve large area uniform nanowire arrays on a solid substrate using the AAM template prepared by the above techniques, due to the difficulty in achieving uniform Al thickness over a large area, and of maintaining appropriate homogeneity of the template's pore channels [18].
After several more hours, the wound edge again began to slowly move into the open area; however, instead of maintaining a consistent front, some areas advanced while others retracted as if the sheet had lost adhesive continuity.
These results indicate that reforested areas are capable of maintaining current levels of biodiversity and reducing species extinction debt in small forest fragments, which is the main purpose of "Restoration Reserves".
This scale characterizes the riparian area's capability of maintaining high water quality of an adjacent stream.
The cost of maintaining protected areas will be very high.
Supporters of cooperation, meanwhile, believe Mr Kennedy must move quickly to make clear his support for continued links with the government.They argue that the leadership's strategy of maintaining existing areas of co-operation without pushing onwards could prove the worst of all worlds.
The authority said the aim of the new project was to reduce energy consumption, provide adequate lighting in sensitive areas and cut the cost of maintaining street lighting.
In this study, we tested the potential of restored areas to maintain biodiversity in the scope of a recently proposed category of protected area called "Restoration Reserves".
There is an urgent need to conserve or restore critical habitats outside of protected areas to maintain the functional connectivity of habitat networks.
Since the establishment of the first national park (Yellowstone National Park in 1872) and the first wildlife refuge (Pelican Island in 1903), dramatic changes have occurred in both ecological and cultural landscapes across the U.S. The ability of these protected areas to maintain current levels of biodiversity depend, at least in part, on the integrity of the surrounding landscape.
