The phrase "areas of overhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or project management to refer to specific categories or aspects of overhead costs or expenses.
Example: "In our budget review, we need to identify the areas of overhead that can be reduced to improve our overall profitability."
Alternatives: "overhead categories" or "overhead segments".
If the shares can stabilize here, the first area of overhead resistance would come in at the $80 level.
If the shares can begin to firm up, we see the $17 to $18 levels as the first area of key overhead resistance.
In some of the sandier areas of the Lower Peninsula, overhead irrigation has become popular among farmers as a way to augment yields on dry and sandy but otherwise productive sites.
Post-layout simulation demonstrates an 11% of power saving and 3.8% of area overhead, if the bit width of SRAM is chosen as 8.
The Loop, the central area defined by a ring of overhead railway tracks, has not gone the way of so many other big cities' business districts—soulless by day and deserted at night.
On the flipside, if the shares can firm up and strengthen, the $73-$73-$76a is the first level of overhead resistance, with $91 coming after that.
By simulations it is shown that, when the modulus for CRC is 7 and the number of samples for MSC is 4, the reduction of area overhead relative to TMR is over 20% and the fault missing rate is as low as 0.05%.
Important metrics of area overhead, power and energy overhead, performance overhead, and lifetime extension are discussed.
The proposed cell offers best Read/Hold SNM, Write Margin (WM) and least leakage power among all the cells considered in this work while causing an area overhead of 2.5× of that of 6T cell.
According to Microsoft, the companies that have deployed Windows 2003 are able to operate with up to 30% greater efficiency in the areas of application development and administrative overhead.
