The phrase "as focus areas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific topics or subjects that are being prioritized or emphasized in a particular context.
Example: "In our strategic plan, we have identified several key initiatives as focus areas for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "as priority topics" or "as key themes".
Agricultural lands, playas, and their edges are pointed out as focus areas for dust emission, at least during the most intense events.
To fill this gap, the objectives of this paper were to conduct a large-scale international survey focusing on university partnerships for urban sustainability in industrialised Europe, Asia and North America to (1) determine defining features such as focus areas, geographical scales, mechanisms, actors and motivations, and (2) identify commonly encountered drivers, barriers and potential impacts.
Villages including Coxheath, Harrietsham, Lenham, Marden and Yalding have been named as focus areas for new housing.
This study takes the BTH, YRD, and PRD regions as focus areas, and uses daily meteorological and mortality data of county-level administrative units as well as statistical analysis tools.
Both sectoral bodies have identified violence against children and child protection systems as focus areas within their respective work plans.
The co-chairs of the United Nations discussion of Sustainable Development Goals, have listed poverty eradication number one and sustainable agriculture, food security and nutrition clustered right behind it as focus area number two.
In this report, Consortium researchers identify key characteristics of principal leadership, as well as key focus areas, that lead to improved student learning.
We have the same mission, but as far as our focus areas, they are slightly different from region to region depending on the needs of employees in that area.
States did not get a chance to review rules attached to what Fish and Wildlife designated as Sagebrush Focus Areas, and the issue became contentious.
Therefore, the EU funds both obligatory measures, such as Ecological Focus Areas (EFAs) through the Green Direct Payment program, and voluntary agri-environment measures.
This paper performs an ex-ante assessment of AES in permanent cropping, analyzing several issues that have received little attention from researchers, such as ecological focus areas (EFA) and collective participation.
