The phrase "areas requested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific locations or topics that have been asked for or specified in a request.
Example: "Please provide the details for the areas requested in the proposal."
Alternatives: "requested locations" or "specified areas".
"Should the search move to the other two areas requested by the Met, they will probably take place concurrently with the operation at the current site".
The 1,900 steelworkers from the Spokane and Tacoma areas requested assistance from the Labor Department last December after Kaiser closed its plants in the face of rising aluminum imports.
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"The sheer numbers expected by you, as well as other applicants for permits, would render inadequate the area requested by you," Strength said in his statement.
"People here are just boiling over with anger," said a Uighur professor who, like all those interviewed in the area, requested anonymity for fear of arrest.
In 2012, 39 percent of job postings for secretaries and administrative assistants in the Atlanta metro area requested a bachelor's degree, up from 28 percent in 2007, according to Burning Glass.
Councilman Ed Selich, who represents the area, requested in July that city staff members research the issue.
The area in which Dakota Access agreed to halt activity until Friday represented some but not all of the area requested in the temporary restraining order.
By September 6, farmers in southern areas of the country requested aid from the government.
An attempt was made to contact all multiple site aged care providers (41 providers providing care in 184 facilities) and single-site facilities (39) in the Perth metropolitan area, requesting to speak with the Manager or Director of Nursing.
The Steering Committee serves in an advisory capacity to the Vice President and Dean for Student Life to promote staff engagement in the following areas: Diversity & Inclusion, Professional Development, Social Events & Wellness, and additional areas as requested.
