"cohesive region" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an area wherein the inhabitants share common traits, interests, or values, such as language, culture, or religion. For example, "The region of Bavaria is a cohesive region, connected through a shared dialect and traditional customs."
It was something that never flew and was killed off when the north-east (arguably England's most cohesive region) voted no in his referendum.
While the Arctic is often described as a cohesive region, there is great regime diversity across Arctic states.
But the truth is without better coordination without treating Atlanta as a single cohesive region rather than a bunch of towns and counties that all just happen to be near each other what happened this week will happen again.
At the smallest particle size (d90 = 740.06 μm), the flow function was located in the cohesive region and the ratio of change in the bulk density increased from 4.72% to 19.13% as the particle size decreased from d90 = 1448.66 μm to 740.06 μm.
Sectors to be removed are smoothed over time and circumferentially in each slice and a morphological opening is performed to get a cohesive region to remove.
First, we decouple several spatially cohesive regions with intensive internal taxicab travels (termed as demand regions), which intuitively reveal the well-known multi-sectored urban configuration of Wuhan.
When the deformation is carried out at a temperature lower than the glass transition temperature, the more cohesive regions are not affected by the plastic deformation.
In the frame of a non-continuous glassy polymer network, the experimental results are interpreted by an orientation of macromolecular strands in the less cohesive zones of the polymer matrix, between the more cohesive regions.
Our partitioning algorithm yields geographically cohesive regions that correspond remarkably well with administrative regions, while unveiling unexpected spatial structures that had previously only been hypothesized in the literature.
Our partitioning algorithm yields geographically cohesive regions that correspond remarkably well with traditional maps and with existing commuting and administrative data.
The results are reassuring: there is indeed some variation along the boundaries, but we always find cohesive regions centred approximately in the same place.
