The phrase "closure area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety, construction, or areas that are restricted or off-limits.
Example: "The construction site has a designated closure area to ensure the safety of pedestrians."
Alternatives: "restricted zone" or "prohibited area."
A number of Barclays Cycle Hire docking stations within the road closure area will be suspended all day.
Traffic was lighter than expected near the closure area and on the recommended detour routes, the Riverside County Transportation Commission said in a statement. .
"We are treating this as a shark-bite incident and are asking everyone to please stay out of the water in the closure area," Finnigan said.
Figure 6 shows that landings of cod increased rapidly during the 1960s following the reopening of the outer trawl closure area, remaining in a state of dynamic stability consistent with total effort until 1984 when declines began.
The percentage of wound closure area was determined for each day.
(D ) Rate of wound closure (area) measured over 7 hr (n = 4 experiments for each condition).
Ensuring stock sustainability requires the provision of crucial information, such as species spatial distribution or unbiased abundance and precision estimates, so that management strategies can be defined (e.g. fishing quotas, temporal closure areas or marine protected areas MPA).
For example, recent work has recorded significant increases in flight distances of fishes outside customary marine closure areas, especially in parrotfishes [36].
At 0, 24 and 48 h of culture, images were taken of the wound closure areas.
The wound closure areas were assessed manually via transparent tracing paper on days 0, 5, and 10 were expressed as the percentage of wound healing as suggested previously [ 17].
Wound closure (gap area at Tx/gap area at T0) was measured with NIH ImageJ software.
