The phrase "as a future area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential developments or topics that may become relevant or important in the future.
Example: "We should consider climate change as a future area of research that requires immediate attention."
Alternatives: "as a prospective field" or "as an upcoming domain".
(2002) identify the assessment of the different distribution design options as a future area of research.
They identify a closer interaction between fulfillment for e-commerce and stores as a future area of research.
This was not evaluated in this study but may serve as a future area of research.
The relative effectiveness of different dance styles has been suggested as a future area of research [ 13].
Providing triage as well as other services in the community was also cited as a future area to explore.
There could be potential to more actively recruit physicians from rural areas, or to consider strategies, including advocacy and scholarships, to encourage rural students to consider medicine as a future area of study.
Feedback indicated the CAT was comprehensive, enabled discussion about issues of concern to the carer, and would be a valuable tool to identify current as well as future areas of carer burden.
This review will identify gaps in the literature as well as future areas for study either via implementation studies, consensus meeting or systematic review.
Moreover, as an important future area of research, the potential risk and toxicity of nanomaterial synthesis and use related to human health are emphasized.
As early as last August, American military officials in the Kandahar region were giving aerial tours of the area to visiting administration officials, describing the terrain as a "future kinetic area" — military jargon for a Taliban-held stronghold that the military would eventually have to enter and clear out with brute force.
In 2003 Warsta and Abrahamsson [40] and Koch [22] in 2004 already determined that the definition of ASD methods and FOSS development are related, but in 2009 Ågerfalk et al. [1] still identified agile development in the context of open source software as a future research area.
