The phrase "areas the frequency of" is not correct in English and seems to be missing a word or context to make it meaningful.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing specific areas where the frequency of something is measured or observed, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "In the study, we examined the areas the frequency of sound waves was highest."
Alternatives: "regions where the frequency of" or "locations with the frequency of".
Over all, the Straphangers report found that subway service worsened from 2006 to 2007 in two areas: the frequency of mechanical failures and the clarity of announcements in cars.
The Panzi hospital in Bukavu has reported a spike of children being raped, while the Heal Africa hospital in Goma, which cares for between 8,000 and 10,000 rape victims a year, says that, although conflict has subsided in some areas, the frequency of rape victims remains constant.
It has also been observed that in all endemic areas the frequency of malaria infection is greater in pregnant women than in non pregnant women.
As reported in a previous study based on the population in non-polluted areas, the frequency of subjects with UCd concentrations above 7 μg/g cr was approximately 8%% [ 13].
In several populations from two contrasting sites in their distribution area, the frequency of hermaphrodites or gynomonoecious plants varied highly among populations, but female plants were always rare (Guitián and Medrano 2000; Casimiro-Soriguer et al. 2013).
Expanding equal accessibility of infrastructures, establishing honey collection centers in potential production areas, increasing the frequency of extension contact, and organizing additional beekeepers into honey cooperatives is suggested.
Examination of the summer surface temperature records suggests that the areas, where the frequency of heavy precipitation has a significant increase, are also mostly characterized by significant increasing temperature.
By reducing the effort needed to collect and analyse data, researchers should be able to increase the size of study areas and/or the frequency of observations using a more automated approach.
Consequences of failing to account for measurement error are predicting overly tortuous movement, numerous returns to previously visited locations, inaccurately predicting species range, core areas, and the frequency of crossing linear features.
SOS Allocator was then run to see what ship best fits on which trade area, and the frequency of calls it best completes in this trade area.
SOS Allocator was then run to see, for each demand class, what ship best fits in which trade area, and the frequency of calls it best completes in this trade area.
