The phrase "areas we think" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or subjects that are under consideration or evaluation.
Example: "In our report, we will focus on the areas we think are most critical for improvement."
Alternatives: "aspects we believe" or "fields we consider".
We will continue to campaign on all the areas we think matter most to saving children's lives both at home and abroad".
"We did an analysis of above the line, and below the line, of players we were happy with, and said these are areas we think we can improve.
We will continue to campaign on all the areas we think matter most to saving children's lives both at home and abroad". Panorama also alleges that Amnesty International wasted donors' money during its Secret Policeman's Ball in 2012, which is reported to have lost the charity nearly three quarters of a million pounds.
Since these areas located mountainous areas, we think the site conditions are rather stiff and effect of the near-surface amplification is probably not large (Bonnefoy-Claudet et al. 2009).
Nevertheless, since the results for the healthy hand failed to reveal any significant activation in IFG or other frontal areas, we think it is unlikely that activation in IFG may reflect resting state activity.
While no health-care professional is immune to these pressures, there is evidence that suggests that areas of nursing particularly those areas we think of as critical care environments such as burn units, are often the most vulnerable to stress, and in need of much support [ 6, 7].
So we just picked the areas we thought would cover a lot of the fee pool.
"We launched patrols in areas we thought there would be clashes," he explained.
The Wonga employee, who had given evidence to the PAC inquiry, responded with comments from him and a colleague about the report, describing them as "areas we thought the committee might want to focus on".
When I first joined Yahoo! in 2005, Simon Willison and I wrote a list of some areas we thought could be really fascinating to work on, and which could be a really huge deal over the coming years.
Because of reduced access to some treatments and therefore reduced choice for patients in rural areas, we thought that doctors practising in rural communities might favour a SDM approach less than their colleagues in urban practices.
