The phrase "concession land" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to land that is granted, leased, or set aside for a specific purpose or period of time. Example: The government granted concession land to the mining company for the next 50 years.
The company's lease agreement grants it access to the concession land for 65 years, with the possibility of extending to 98 years.
Our results show that there was more offer than demand for concession land in the tendering.
Table 5 shows that Local Loretans won more than half (1.56 million ha) of all the concession land that was finally allocated in the tendering (2.58 million ha).
Furthermore, our scenarios in which agriculture replaces ecotourism (Table 1) assume conservatively that, relative to farms near the main roads, transport costs are not higher from ecotourism concession land.
Although medium-sized actors won the majority of the concession land (1.84 million ha), a considerable area (0.82 million ha) was also allocated to those small-scale extractors only soliciting one concession unit (Table 5).
AFCS removal will likely occur only in the concession lands for plantations and selective logging.
The MGM China segment owns MGM Grand Paradise, the Macau company that owns the MGM Macau and the related gaming sub concession and land concessions and is in the process of developing a gaming resort in Cotai.
Dr Elizabeth Ritchie, a lecturer in Scottish history at the University of the Highlands and Islands, said granting an inquiry was a major concession to land reformers and crofters from the government.
Lippert's agreement turned out to be an unexpected blessing for Rhodes in that it included a concession on land rights from Lobengula, which the Chartered Company itself lacked, and needed if it were to be recognised by Whitehall as legally owning the occupied territory in Mashonaland.
Following the Battle of Okehazama (1560), Saigō Masakatsu attempted to re-assert the independence of the clan while yielding some land concessions to the Imagawa.
He attached them to himself by concessions of land, which he obtained by drawing on the considerable holdings of the church.
