The phrase "areas we would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific topics or subjects that are of interest or importance to a group or individual.
Example: "In our meeting, we will focus on the areas we would like to improve in our project management process."
Alternatives: "fields we would" or "topics we would".
Thankfully, by midweek it is snowing heavily and Cyril leads us to untouched powder areas we would never have found alone.
With this growing relationship we are gaining international publicity for our business for free, and in areas we would never have been able to access on our own.
"There are so many areas we would like to be involved in, but we can't do them all," Dr Belcher laments.
In curatorial areas, we would expect evidence of qualifications and some activity in that field – for a lot of people that will be having participated in an excavation or having their first research papers published.
India's captain Dhoni said afterwards: "The conditions were really favourable for the bowlers and they did really well but still there are a few areas we would like to improve before playing England".
If we were to focus on living amongst these people and protecting them, on an intimate basis 24/7, just in those two areas, we would not need markedly more ground troops than we have now (in fact, we could probably do it with current force levels).
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Course talks provided an overview of the areas we'd cover as part of the syllabus and of what we'd be expected to do during our placement year.
"If we took knocks in those areas, we'd have to go into the market and we've got the resources to do that".
Should the VIX continue to bounce around these key areas, we'd expect a lot of choppy trading in the 820-920 range for the SPX in the weeks ahead.
Research shows that we cannot spot reduce fat in the precise areas we'd like to (in this case, the stomach), no matter how many thousands of crunches we do.
