"city agglomeration" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a large, densely populated urban area that may include multiple cities and their surrounding suburbs. Example: The city agglomeration of Tokyo includes not only the city itself, but also its surrounding suburbs and neighboring cities such as Yokohama and Kawasaki.
Finally, central China city agglomeration is taken as an application example, and the result shows the method proposed in this paper has good practical value in application.
In order to assess patient-level effects the following independent variables were included in the models: age, sex, supplementary private hospital insurance coverage, place of residence (city, agglomeration, rurala), insurance contract under a managed care model, deductible class, and number of chronic medical conditions identified using pharmaceutical cost groups (PCG).
Rapid transit is used in cities, agglomerations, and metropolitan areas to transport large numbers of people often short distances at high frequency.
In addition to the usual marine interactions, this water body is subjected to anthropogenic interference due to their proximity to the Thiruvananthapuram City urban agglomeration.
Two urbanization types for boroughs were used: city (including agglomeration) and rural, as defined by the Swiss Federal Office of Statistics.
We grouped municipalities classified as central agglomeration city, greater agglomeration and isolated city into "urban" leaving the classification "rural" unchanged.
While cities and agglomerations gain centrality and infrastructure, the accessibility of rural areas has started to decrease regionally, compared to cities and also in absolute terms.
Due to insufficient understanding of these effects, contemporary developments in many cities and agglomerations result in urban landscape conditions seriously affecting environmental quality and human well-being.
The Norwegian population consisted almost exclusively of peasants and fishermen; no city or urban agglomeration exceeded 15,000 inhabitants.
"The city is an agglomeration of neighborhoods that have drastically different health challenges and differences, and we need to be talking about those".
The National Footprint Accounts (NFA) are a system of national-level Ecological Footprint accounts that can be geographically scaled to derive Footprint values for major consumption categories at the household level for a given region, province, city or urban agglomeration.
