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The phrase "auction area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated space where an auction takes place, either physically or virtually.
Example: "The auction area was filled with eager bidders, all waiting for the items to be presented."
Alternatives: "bidding zone" or "auction space".
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At the rear of the auction area, Boragi, the ball handler for Leland's, stood with his girlfriend, Lacey Taylor.
He was surprised to find artworks by Picasso and Rembrandt in the auction area, a lounge near the casino, where they were greeted with Champagne.
Check the auction area for used-gear bargains.
Worst: Auction area not as strong as other pages on the site.
Also in the Internet arena, online computer retailer Cyberian Outpost saw its stock soar after the company said it would launch an Internet auction area.
Along the same inexplicable lines, online computer retailer Cyberian Outpost saw its stock soar after the company said it would launch an Internet auction area.
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Some sites offer auction areas, generally for merchandise that is in good condition, often carrying a warranty.
New auction areas will include musical instruments, memorabilia (think 'original Mickey Mouse ears' and old baseball cards), architectural and garden pieces, diamonds, and real estate.
Both eBay and Amazon.com have significant book-auction areas on their sites: eBay has 157,039 books on auction and Amazon sells everything from first editions to dog-eared copies of L. Ron Hubbard.
Make sure the auction pickup area is clearly marked with signs, and have the emcee make announcements detailing the checkout/pickup process.
BOEM said it will auction the area as two leases - the 97,500 acre North Lease and the 67,250 acre South Lease.
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