The phrase "areas to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing opportunities or resources that can be utilized for gain or advantage.
Example: "In our market analysis, we identified several areas to exploit for increased revenue."
Alternatives: "opportunities to leverage" or "fields to capitalize on".
He is forever pushing the envelope and the rule book, looking for areas to exploit for an advantage.
Peace opens an opportunity for these areas to exploit their natural resources in a way that does not enrich illegal groups nor corrupt politicians.
Many of London's gangs are territorial, based on postcodes and estates, but senior officers said that some of the better organised groups had sought to spread their areas of influence outside of the capital where there is less competition between rivals and potential lucrative areas to exploit.
These are huge, new areas to exploit.
Their first goal was a case of an old manager coming back and knowing the areas to exploit.
The co-hosts are a team that likes to counter attack but must do without experienced goalkeeper Olexandr Shovkovsky and injured Shakhtar defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy, so there will be areas to exploit.
Both involve getting Giovanni Rosso, the right-sided midfielder, into the penalty area to exploit Ashley Cole's size.
When scouting the Aztecs, Wichita State Coach Gregg Marshall said, he could not find a discernible area to exploit on either end of the floor.
The revelation broke new ground in Congress's investigation of conflicts of interest; for Lerach, it was a productive new area to exploit for the benefit of his clients and his firm.
The tight end was an obvious area to exploit, and Davis said he had watched the Seahawks-Falcons game three times in two days because he was so excited by what Seattle tight end Zach Miller was able to accomplish.
The species specificity of Cdc7-Dbf4 isteraction is a potential area to exploit for the development of anti-mycotic drugs.
